Re: Location for backend code

Rene Rivera <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lib.boost.langbinding
Organization Redshift Software, Inc.
Message-ID <[email protected]>
John Moeller wrote:
> What should be the proper place to put backends in source control?
> 
> boost/langbinding/xxx/...
> libs/langbinding/xxx/...
> 
> ?

Theoretically, meaning not with the existing code, you should only need 
to place backend code in "libs/langbinding/src/backend/xxx/...".

> Oh, and I just thought of something.  We may want to name the Java 
> backend something other than "Boost.Java", since "Java" is trademarked. 
>   Maybe "Boost.JNI" or something.  Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, 
> though.

Yea, how rude to trademark the name of an island.


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