Re: PrepModules() rocketh mightily

[John Sechrest]

Chip Seraphine <chip@trdlnk.com> writes:


 % I don't think it really impacts *that*.  What you describe is just writing 
 % tidy code with good abstraction and decent documentation and comments.  (I 
 % write most modules in Perl, so I can embed POD in them.  This lets me keepa 
 % nice stable of module man pages by running pod2man on them.)  And,ofcourse, 
 % having a module that is appropriate for general use and not just handy for 
 % some local purpose.

 % I have a 'rotation' module that I use for dispersing high-load jobs 
 % chronologically and physically.  I could tidy up those docs and post it; 
 % others might find it handy.

 Yes, I think that the more well written , highly abstracted tools
 that we can share on the list, the better. 

 I would love to see your rotation module. 


 % Hey Mark-- now that we are gong the CVS repository route, can we have a 
 % modules area for this sort of thing?  We'd need anupload/contrib area on an 
 % anon ftp server somewhere, so that those with commit accesscould review and 
 % post 'em....

 That seems like a great plan.

 I am currently frustrated with Savannah Support and the associated staff.
 I will have to look at gforge and see if we can set something up there.

 
 



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