[Spread-users] Increasing MAX_GROUP_NAME causes problems, defined twice... and different
Jacob Green
jgreen at spreadconcepts.com
Fri Jul 20 11:27:45 EDT 2007
You can change MAX_GROUP_NAME to be 64 if you want. Just make sure you
update it in both places and that they match. If they don't match, then yes
it will break stuff.
Jacob
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[mailto:spread-users-bounces at lists.spread.org] On Behalf Of Brad Larson
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 8:38 AM
To: spread-users at lists.spread.org
Subject: [Spread-users] Increasing MAX_GROUP_NAME causes problems,defined
twice... and different
Compiled from spread-src-3.17.4 (I'm not using 4.x because I'm also
using the SpreadModule with python on linux and windows)
I would like to increase MAX_GROUP_NAME from 32 to 64. In searching the
archives I have found the following question on (that was never answered).
Fri Feb 3 12:24:36 EST 2006
[Spread-users] Increasing the MAX_GROUP_NAME and/or the
MAX_PRIVATE_NAME?
Looking at the code it appears that MAX_GROUP_NAME is defined twice!
In sp.h
#define MAX_GROUP_NAME 64 /* was 32 */
in spread_params.h
#define MAX_PRIVATE_NAME 10 /* largest possible size
of private_name field of SP_connect() */
#define MAX_PROC_NAME 20 /* largest possible
size of process name of daemon */
#define MAX_GROUP_NAME
(1+MAX_PRIVATE_NAME+1+MAX_PROC_NAME)
/* #private_name#proc_name including
the null */
With MAX_PRIVATE_NAME and MAX_PROC_NAME defined as listed they happen to
match the original MAX_GROUP_NAME at 32.
Ensuring that both definitions match the largest of the two definitions
appears be the best course. Will this break anything else I'm not
considering?
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