Re: Fwd: Re: dl() problem
| From: | Pierre-Alain Joye | Date: | Thu, 12 Feb 2004 11:11:27 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Fwd: Re: dl() problem | ||
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 13:05:38 +0200 (IST)
Stanislav Malyshev <stas@zend.com> wrote:
> PJ>> Indeed, compare apples and peanuts, all good ;). What's about the
> PJ>per> host module?
>
> I think it's a valid concern, but using dl() for it is not good, at
> least in its present form.
> By the way, how exactly do you plan to use dl() for that? Making
> auto_prepend that dl()'s it, or what? How would you make access
> control so that unauthorized user couldn't do the same?
>
> PJ>> But maybe having an idea about how other languages work will help
> PJ>you to> understand all the benefits of dl. or runtime module
> PJ>loading support. Or> anything good outside the ZE2 world.
>
> Pierre, your patronizing tone is really not in the place.
Sorry for the patronizing tone, it's a mail and does not always reflect
the tone (in fact, the tone is an annoyed tone).
> I have very good reasons to believe that I know about "how other
> languages work" at least not less than you. I do not know particular
> details of implementation of one command in one particular language,
> which you brought up to make your point. That means you failed to make
> your point to me. Your behaviour is like if I would start to talk to
> you on Ukrainian and when you couldn't get what I say I said "it's
> good to learn languages, you know". Not productive.
I provide the import usage as a proof than other language works
perfectly with dynamic loading support. And as a sample of something
nicely done, with nice features. Nothing more, nothing less.
Regarding the dl issue, I think you got many points of view and
arguments. If you still do not get why we need it then I suggest to
rollback the deprecated and wait until we get this issue solved. Running
away with that is just not the way to go, imo.
pierre