On Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 09:48:01 +0100, tom christie wrote:
...
> Well, it provides a _built-in_ way of ensuring that the struct is
> properly accessed,
> even if the metadata file is corrupted or lost.
> Say a user meddles with the metadata file to make a 2.0 plugin look
> like a 2.1 plugin. The host attempts to access 2.1 functionality and
> core dumps.
> Say the metadata file has been lost - the plugin contains sufficient
> information to remain accessible although it no longer has any
> associated metadata.
It's not metadata. If the data is corrupt or missing then youre SOL. It's
just as vital as the arrays of structs were in LADSPA 1; if you dont have
the data theres no way to use the plugin without causing segfaults.
This is why the "plugin" is really a directory, all the stuff in there is
neccesary.
- Steve
Received on Thu Apr 27 00:15:03 2006
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