Re: ceph / rocksdb

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On 25-2-2016 21:21, Nathan Cutler wrote:
> On 02/24/2016 06:58 PM, Ken Dreyer wrote:
>> I'm really interested in getting our various bundled libraries into
>> separate packages.
> 
> +1 !
> 
>> Does ceph's rocksdb have a lot of changes from rocksdb upstream? If
>> so, I'm leaning towards packaging this as "ceph-rocksdb" until those
>> changes are present in an upstream rocksdb release.
> 
> How about "rocksdb-ceph" for the name? To me the first component
> (rocksdb) expresses what the package *is* (i.e. what you get when you
> install it) and the second component (ceph) expresses the "flavor".
> 
> And does this mean I now have a green light for "civetweb-ceph"? ;-)
> 
> All the submodules should be separate packages IMO.
> 
> Also the tool "ceph-detect-init" seems like it deserves an independent
> existence.
> 

I know that this discussion has run for some time.
And when I build a fresh clone, I ended up with a more recent rocksdb
than that I'd liked....  (or actual Clang)

But 3 trivial fixes further I could again compile, so I've committed
those to the Rocksdb github, and they got accepted this morning.
Now the trick question here is:
	How do they end up in the src/rocksdb tree?

for convenience sake the hashes:
	131397f
	69baec6
	deba7f6

thanx,
--WjW
	
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