BIND 10 #1245: pydnspp as dynamic module (so other wrappers can use it)

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#1245: pydnspp as dynamic module (so other wrappers can use it)
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                   Reporter:  jelte  |                 Owner:  jelte
                       Type:  task   |                Status:  reviewing
                   Priority:  major  |             Milestone:
                  Component:         |  Sprint-20110927
  libdns++                           |            Resolution:
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            Defect Severity:  N/A    |           Sub-Project:  DNS
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Comment (by jelte):

 Replying to [comment:6 jinmei]:
 > I've not closely looked at all the diffs, but I noticed one
 > substantial point that I wish I could have noticed in the first
 > review...if I understand it correctly, initModulePart_xxx()s now don't
 > even have to be in the separate library in the first place, and that
 > would make the code much cleaner.

 Depends on the view of clean :)

 Yes, they could go into separate files, or possibly even straight into the
 main initModule function. Advantage of the last is indeed that we don't
 have a 'weird' internal namespace, and the shared lib is slightly smaller,
 and there is no need for the forward declaration or separate header files.

 The (only) drawback i see would be that it would be more removed from the
 actual code it covers. Initially this was my main reason for wanting them
 in the location they are now, however currently I think maybe this
 drawback isn't such a big deal after all.

 So right now i'm undecided :)

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