> That way, you can tailor it to be as > minimilistic or bloated as you like, and by using > shared libs or modules > you can handle a whole plethora of random crap. Yeah I agree 110% with you Brett. The hard part is hammering out a good design for the code so that it can be abstracted enough and the plugin approach be effective. > Just my 2ps, happy to be argued down on this, but > I'm trying to go for > the 'little bits that do their jobs well' approach. You won't get any arguing from me. I am leaning towards the plugin approach more and more. It was never my first choice but it seems like a good way to go. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com