On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 12:10:45PM -0500, James Gates wrote: > 4. Technical Description: > 4.1 Details > The update to the memcached daemon is mostly a version upgrade. > An additional option is made to enhance large memory utilization. > > The Java API was described in LSARC/2007/385, but was not included > at that time due to missing OSR approval (time constrained).
You don't list the Java API in the interface table. What's the commitment level? > The libmemcached C API includes a set of binary utility programs. > These are all placed in the /usr/memcached/bin directory and are > given > a Volatile stability classification. > They are only meant for ad-hoc use. > Their man pages are placed in /usr/memcached/share/man. Hrm. I'm really not a big fan of creating new entries under /usr just for a handful of utilities. At the very least, the man pages should just go in /usr/share/man (otherwise they're not discoverable). Probably the utilities should go in /usr/bin. The names are somewhat generic, but not hugely so. > Dtrace probes are described in attached memcached_dtrace.d. Have you run the probes past the dtrace community? Danek
