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On 23/04/2015 13:36, Kevin Wolf wrote:
> Crap. Then we need to figure out dynamic reconfiguration for filters
> (CCed Markus and Jeff).
> 
> And this is really part of the fundamental operation mode and not just a
> way to give users a way to change their mind at runtime? Because if it
> were, we could go forward without that for the start and add dynamic
> reconfiguration in a second step.

I honestly don't know.  Wen, David?

Paolo

> Anyway, even if we move it to a second step, it looks like we need to
> design something rather soon now.