BIND 10 #1183: data source refactor refactor
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#1183: data source refactor refactor
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Reporter: jelte | Owner: jelte
Type: task | Status: closed
Priority: major | Milestone:
Component: data | Sprint-20110830
source | Resolution: complete
Keywords: | Sensitive: 0
Defect Severity: N/A | Sub-Project: DNS
Feature Depending on Ticket: | Estimated Difficulty: 0
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Comment (by jelte):
Replying to [comment:11 jinmei]:
> > exception, but if it currently causes any disruption such as segfault
> > > we should prevent that. Also, it should be included in the abstract
> > > level interface.
> > >
> >
> > returning false again seems most natural (even though it is really a
programming
> > error, false for 'yeah yeah you are still done' seems more logical to
me).
> > Putting it in the abstract might be a tad difficult if we don't have a
virtual
> > implementation :)
>
> Ah, sorry, I was not clear enough. I meant describing this behavior
> in the base class documentation so that all derived class
> implementation follows it. Suggested text is:
>
> {{{
> * Once this function returns false, any subsequent call to it
should
> * result in false. The implementation of a derived class must
ensure
> * it doesn't cause any disruption due to that such as a crash
or
> * exception.
> }}}
>
> If this looks okay, I'll push it to the master (as this is a simple
> documentation-only fix).
>
sure, go ahead
> And, now I happen to make a followup comment on this function, here's
> another thing:
>
> {{{
> * \note The order of RRs is not strictly set, but the RRs for
single
> * RRset must not be interleaved with any other RRs (eg. RRsets
must be
> * "together").
> }}}
>
> On further thought, we may need this property if and when we implement
> "ixfr-from-differences" (and I think we want to implement it), so,
> although it may still be too strict to request it for all derived
> classes, it would be better to suggest ensuring it when possible at
> least for the "iteration" case.
it did cross my mind, but i wasn't sure whether we'd use 'normal' full
iterate for that, as i figured it might need more restrictions for such a
usage, and if they are heavy, perhaps we'd need a different type of
iterator for that as well (optional for datasources that wouldn't want to
support it). But i haven't fully thought about how to do this yet
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Ticket URL: <http://bind10.isc.org/ticket/1183#comment:12>
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