[postgis-devel] moving liblwgeom forward
Chris Hodgson
chodgson at refractions.net
Fri Aug 5 11:20:18 PDT 2011
Good to hear you've got some funding to do work on PostGIS!
I'm a little bit worried about the effects of installing liblwgeom into
the system lib dir on the ability to have multiple different versions of
PostGIS installed simultaneously (for development, testing, migration,
etc.). Tell me this won't be any different than it is now and I'll
probably believe you.
I can't imagine a situation where it makes sense for liblwgeom to have a
different version than postgis. IIRC the only reason they are separated
is to provide a C-based interface to test the liblwgeom functions
without having to go through postgres.
Cheers,
Chris
Sandro Santilli wrote:
> Guys, I've got some fundings to move liblwgeom forward.
>
> After moving all geos functions into it the next big step
> seems to be cleaning up / extracting a streamlined and
> documented API, working on build scripts and decide on a
> version policy.
>
> Do you agree on having liblwgeom installed systemwide and
> dynamically linked starting with PostGIS 2.0 ?
>
> Should liblwgeom versioning follow PostGIS version (easier)
> or should we introduce a separate versioning scheme (stricter) ?
>
> For simplicity, I'd have it follow PostGIS version, starting
> with 2.0. Comments are welcome.
>
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