[Rlib-users] Question for all of you

[Bob D. <bd...@si...>]

Hey all,

a current feature in RLIB is that is can pick up memory variables from
your environment and put them in a report... 

ie..

in php:

$start_date = "2003-01-01"

so then in RLIB you can: reference it as m.start_date

I'm going to add a function:

rlib_add_memory_variable(rlib *r, char *name, char *value);
so that in C you can add the variable in.. and you will have the same
function in all languages (php, python.. ect)

However.. this is not portable accross a lot of languages rlib is going
to bind to... so I have a choice and you can vote:

I can either leave this feature in.. or I can take it out.. The goal of
rlib is you can drop it in any language and get the same report with
VERY VERY little effort.... like there should almost be 100% api
compatible... however.. this would be a difference

opinions?