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From: Ian M. <ian...@ca...> - 2011-07-18 12:57:20
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>I'm not fully sure why, but I do know that there was a migration away >from the glist stuff, to osync_list code. Most of the time it is a >wrapper around glibc, but some of the list code appears to be copied. > Daniel: do you have some historical reasons to explain the above? I think the point was that opensync didn't export glib data types in its api. So whilst you need glib-dev to build opensync you dont need it to build a library/program/plugin using opensync. So the use of glib is encapsulated within opensync. As to the importance/usefulness and the reason behind this choice I don't know. Ian |