[bind10-dev] more about Windows port

[Danny Mayer]

Hi Francis,

I don't know if you are Windows expert or not but I would be more than
happy to jump in and help. I was the person who did the BIND 9 Windows
port so I am more than just familar with both sides.

Danny

On 4/23/2011 12:41 PM, Francis Dupont wrote:
> I've skipped lib/cc/session and tried to port other librairies
> with mixed results (some work, log for instance, some work only
> in Release mode, (old) asiolink for instance, some compile but
> don't link because of a dependency, etc).
> I'll try to update both the code base I use (some files moved)
> and the corresponding branches.
> I got an error with the coroutine hack in debug mode, I'll try
> to understand the problem and if it is not a Microsoft side-effect
> I'll open a specific ticket with the info.
> 
> Current status:
>  - (old) asiolink: compiles only in release mode
>  - asiolink/tests: links only in release mode, runs with 4 failures
>   (duplicateBind_v6)
>  - cc: only data.cc compiles
>  - config: compiles but not tested
>  - config/tests: TODO
>  - dns: compiles and runs
>  - dns/tests: compiles and runs
>  - dns/python: links only in release mode (I have no python lib in
>   debug mode), passes tests
>  - exceptions: compiles and runs
>  - exceptions/tests: compiles and runs
>  - log: compiles and runs
>  - log/compiler: compiles and should run
>  - log/tests: compiles and runs (for unit tests)
>  - resolve: compiles but not tested
>  - resolve/tests: compiles but doesn't like (missing dependencies)
>  - testutils: compiles but not tested
>  - xfr: xfrout_client.cc doesn't compile (uses asio::local aka PF_UNIX)
> 
> Regards
> 
> Francis Dupont <fdupont at isc.org>
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