Christopher M. Punches
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context.cpp had grown to hold three unrelated concerns: the context lifecycle, everything about the .conf file format, and everything about writing a log message. conf.cpp now owns the format end to end - parsing a file into the store, reading values back out, and interpreting a configured string as the boolean or log level a setting holds. logging.cpp owns the write path: the level filter, the stream choice, and the name a level carries in output. context.cpp keeps what a context is: resolving each setting from the override, the configured value, or the built-in default, and reporting what it resolved.
Internal Headers
libdpm-core.so's own headers, used by its sources and never installed.
They declare the types and functions the library's translation units share with each other: the definitions behind the opaque handles <dpm/core.h> exposes, and the helpers those sources call across file boundaries.
Nothing here is part of the public interface. The install rule ships include/dpm/ alone, so a consumer or a module compiles against <dpm/core.h> and never sees this directory.
