BIND 10 #2134: Library organization

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#2134: Library organization
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Description changed by jreed:

Old description:

> We had a discussion about the BIND 10 libraries, which have many names
> that are too generic and/or likely to collide with system libraries:
>
> http://bind10.isc.org/wiki/WeeklyMinutes20120712#Renamelibraries
>
> We decided that while a specific rename (libutil) would be a short term
> solution, we need to consider the organization and naming of our
> libraries in general. This task of this ticket is to create a proposal
> around that issue.

New description:

 We had a discussion about the BIND 10 libraries, which have many names
 that are too generic and/or likely to collide with system libraries:

 http://bind10.isc.org/wiki/WeeklyMinutes20120712#Renamelibraries

 We decided that while a specific rename (libutil #2071) would be a short
 term solution, we need to consider the organization and naming of our
 libraries in general. This task of this ticket is to create a proposal
 around that issue.

 See wiki page at http://bind10.isc.org/wiki/LibraryNaming  for
 brainstorming.

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