On 11/6/17 8:38 AM, Dominique Martinet wrote:
William Allen Simpson wrote on Mon, Nov 06, 2017 at 08:12:19AM -0500:
If you've got [s]ome others in another library, they'll have to use
the same library function.
Other FSALs are in other libraries, but given how it's setup they can
use that function and I understand ntirpc cannot use ganesha functions
directly :)
One way that'd work for example would be have ganesha provide a pointer
to SetNameFunction at init, it's a bit ugly though.
Actually, that's how ntirpc calls various alloc and warnx functions,
via a pointer struct. So I'll revert this code and add another
entry to that struct. Good idea. Ugly, but consistent.
Any other libraries that provide a thread could use the same struct
technique to instantiate a name.
All this is because Frank didn't like the default %p, that worked
perfectly well....
Hate it when merely cosmetic changes break the code! :(
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