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Recently it came up that, for the purposes of ensuring MathWorks bundles don't conflict with third party bundles, it would be a good idea to use reverse-DNS notation for MathWorks bundle names.
Doing this accomplishes the following:
help ensure unique bundle names
bundles are easily identified as being from the MathWorks.
inline with OSGi convention (i.e. allows reverse-DNS for the symbolic bundle name).
Currently this isn't possible with the current implementation since the bundle name (taken from the US_BUNDLE_NAME preprocessor) is used to generate an extern "C" function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When introducing the preprocessor token, I was thinking that we could use _ instead of . for reverse-DNS names and convert between the two where appropriate (during lookups, human readable text, etc.). What do you think?
Recently it came up that, for the purposes of ensuring MathWorks bundles don't conflict with third party bundles, it would be a good idea to use reverse-DNS notation for MathWorks bundle names.
Doing this accomplishes the following:
Currently this isn't possible with the current implementation since the bundle name (taken from the US_BUNDLE_NAME preprocessor) is used to generate an extern "C" function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: