[erlang-questions] erl-config
Jayson Vantuyl
kagato@REDACTED
Thu Jan 7 01:46:39 CET 2010
I have an escript that I use to gather bits of information from the Erlang environment itself. I would rather have an escript do this than a raw binary, just to ensure that all of this data is available from inside Erlang (which is useful, I think).
Alternatively, people have previously discussed ideas for a generic Erlang control program (i.e. ectl or erlctl?) that could provide a CLI to common features or applications in running nodes. This could also provide a way to get at the information if it were available inside of of the runtime (which I suggest it really should be).
See my script here: http://github.com/jvantuyl/erl-skel/blob/master/scripts/erl_info
On Jan 6, 2010, at 4:16 PM, Tony Rogvall wrote:
> Hi list!
>
> How about installing a small script together with the erlang installation called "erl-config"
> The idea is that it should be used much like the other config scripts "out there".
>
> erl-config
> Options:
> --prefix
> --exec-dir
> --lib-dir <app> (directory leading to erlang application named <app> )
> --version (erts version)
> --nif_libs (libraries if any needed to build a nif shared objec)
> --nif_ld (command used to link nif shared object)
> --nif_cflags (complier flags needed to compile a nif file)
>
> --drv_libs (same as for nif)
> --drv_ld
> --drv_cflags
>
> This would simplify the process of building of shared objects like nif and loadable driver shared objects.
> I guess that people writing code using erl_interface could benefit from options like:
> --ei-libs
> --ei-cflags
>
> suggestions / alternatives ?
>
> Thanks
>
> /Tony
>
>
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