Hi Ceph devs, I'm working on doing some structuring/designing plugins for RGW. In a recent discussion with Yehuda, I'm looking into how we can statically link 'plugins' into the RGW core (so, not really plugins, but more of a code separation). However, the ceph automake structure doesn't use AM's subdir-objects settings, which is causing me headaches. The reason: two 'plugins' might share similar filenames in different subdirectories; ./src/rgw/plugins/example/plugin.cc ./src/rgw/plugins/hello_world/plugin.cc Both of which, of course, gets compiled into radosgw-plugin.o because of the absence of the subdir-objects setting. I can not circumvent this by making it a library, because partially linking prevents me from auto-registering the plugins in the RGW core. The only fix for this is making the RGW core aware of the subdirs/plugins, but I think that's nasty design. I'd like to have it in my make conf. So, the question is; is there a reason why we don't use subdir objects? Roald -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe ceph-devel" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
