[bind10-dev] WIN32 port
Jeremy C. Reed
jreed at isc.org
Wed Sep 5 22:33:41 UTC 2012
On Wed, 5 Sep 2012, Francis Dupont wrote:
> => as usual the real choice is between a little time now or a bigger
> time later. BTW if the test machine is ready we can talk about to add
> a WIN32 build & check on it. I am reading to help (with a new Subject
> line?), needed things are:
> - Windows 7 license (home edition is enough but please go to 64 bits)
> - Visual Studio C++ (I use the free Express version but if we want to
> build bind9 too a paying (i.e., expensive) version is required.
> The VS shell stuff is included in paying versions too so IMHO it is
> better to install more than Express)
> >>From these and an (admin) account on the VM I can finish.
I am working on this with OPS. I will let you know as we get closer.
Will it have a POSIX shell environment? (Sorry I don't know Windows well
or Visual Studio.) If it can run my portable shell scripts plus git and
scp and curl/wget (or similar) to fetch data to work with existing
automated build system that would be great.
But how are the build (make) rules generated? I am guessing we will not
use autoconf/automake suite on Windows ... or are we?
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