[PATCH] box/memtx: strip_core -- Warn on linux only
Cyrill Gorcunov
gorcunov at gmail.com
Thu Aug 29 21:55:43 MSK 2019
On Thu, Aug 29, 2019 at 03:19:05PM +0300, Alexander Turenko wrote:
...
>
> I think it is okay: it is the minor thing and an easiest way to solve is
> the better way.
>
> If we'll have more OS dependent features (hopefully we'll not), then
> maybe it will be worth to do two things:
>
> * Check whether a user asks to enable something explicitly (or it was
> set by default); give a warning only for an explicit choose.
We will need to track then how exactly the feature is set up -- currently
we simply don't have such ability. IOW, we will need two seprate tables:
one for default values and second for runtime values. If it is acceptable
I could try to implement it.
> * Check whether libsmall was compiled with a feature supported and don't
> give a warning if a tarantool build does not support a feature on a
> platform at all (it is instead of TARGET_OS_LINUX check).
Wait, do you propose to do similar compile-time check for madvise
feature inside tarantool code?
> Those bullets implemented will give us the following logic: give a
> warning only if a user explicitly asks a feature AND it is supported on
> a platform AND it is not supported at runtime.
Sounds reasonable.
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