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Re: GSoC: OOD detection: msg#00000

Subject: Re: GSoC: OOD detection

It seems some transitional state must be stored within the make process. Maybe building on your idea, the ood_pre() function could return a char pointer which would be null if the target is up to date and otherwise a valid string. This string is then passed into the ood_post() call for it to use as desired. The typical use would be to remember size/date/MD5 of the prereqs from the pre call and check that they're unchanged in the post.

Minor addendum to my proposal: the pointer above would be better as a "void *" to allow the implementation to pass any state data it likes.

David B


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