[olsr-dev] some Qs about exending the dyn_gw plugin

[Jens Nachtigall]

> There is a new interface for this in current CVS. The plugin loader
> will try to fetch a function called register_olsr_param typed to: int
> (*register_param)(char *, char *);

You mean, 
int register_olsr_param(char *one,char *two)
don't you?

Afaics olsrd does not catch the return value from register_olsr_param:
      while(params)
 {
   printf("\tKey:\"%s\" value:\"%s\"\n", params->key, params->value);
   entry->register_param(params->key, params->value);
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   params = params->next;
 }

I think, this would be a good idea, in case the users enters an option, 
which is not available/allowed. I could, of course also call exit(), or 
whatever myself. But giving back a return value from 
register_olsr_param meaning "configuration error" (e.g. 0) , and having 
then olsrd react according to its general policy is better imho.


Please bare with me, if I ask/say something stupid. I'm not a very 
experienced programmer.

Jens
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