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What should plugins use: hooks, events or something else?
Consider an app that allows plugins to react to its program flow.
Is it possible to use PNaCl as a plugin framework?
I am looking to design an extremely modular game engine that allows for portable native plugins similar to the way PNaCl works with chrome. The biggest factors I need would be: cross platform, sandboxed, and the ability to launch an arbitrary number of these plugins based on what folder they reside in. I can’t have any internal code expecting a plugin to be there, all plugins will be added and will attach to my own custom API.
Is it possible to use PNaCl as a plugin framework?
I am looking to design an extremely modular game engine that allows for portable native plugins similar to the way PNaCl works with chrome. The biggest factors I need would be: cross platform, sandboxed, and the ability to launch an arbitrary number of these plugins based on what folder they reside in. I can’t have any internal code expecting a plugin to be there, all plugins will be added and will attach to my own custom API.
Is it possible to use PNaCl as a plugin framework?
I am looking to design an extremely modular game engine that allows for portable native plugins similar to the way PNaCl works with chrome. The biggest factors I need would be: cross platform, sandboxed, and the ability to launch an arbitrary number of these plugins based on what folder they reside in. I can’t have any internal code expecting a plugin to be there, all plugins will be added and will attach to my own custom API.
How to allow multiple plugins to provide data for multiple aggregation processes?
I’m working on a Java project in which we want to have data collection plugins that collect data to be processed by one or more data aggregation modules. The plugins will all written in-house. Say for example we have data collection plugins A, B and C and data aggegration module X. The modules A, B & C input data into tables that are different but have a few certain fields in common that X cares about. Sometimes the names of the fields are different, but as far as the algorithm is concerned they are “the same”.
How to allow multiple plugins to provide data for multiple aggregation processes?
I’m working on a Java project in which we want to have data collection plugins that collect data to be processed by one or more data aggregation modules. The plugins will all written in-house. Say for example we have data collection plugins A, B and C and data aggegration module X. The modules A, B & C input data into tables that are different but have a few certain fields in common that X cares about. Sometimes the names of the fields are different, but as far as the algorithm is concerned they are “the same”.
Is it a good idea to require passwords in offline applications?
I am developing an application which can install extension modules (plugins, if you will) from APT-style repositories hosted elsewhere. The plugins need not be signed (although the downloads are verified), and can be downloaded over basic insecure HTTP. Is it a good idea to require the user’s password (in a similar way to sudo) to download packages, or just to install them? Should I require a login at all?
Is it a good idea to require passwords in offline applications?
I am developing an application which can install extension modules (plugins, if you will) from APT-style repositories hosted elsewhere. The plugins need not be signed (although the downloads are verified), and can be downloaded over basic insecure HTTP. Is it a good idea to require the user’s password (in a similar way to sudo) to download packages, or just to install them? Should I require a login at all?