Does this list block attachments? I sent this through yesterday with the patch as an attachment but it doesn't appear to have arrived.
> > With the attached patch I can use mingw32 on Debian, with a few extra bits > (boost, cryptopp, libatomic-ops), and build librados.dll, librbd.dll, and > rbd.exe, and do a 'rbd ls' on windows. Haven't tested more than that. > > It's more a proof of concept, and is a bit of a mess. I've tried to do "#if > defined(_WIN32)" for the windows specific changes, but will have missed a > few places and/or inadvertently broken non-windows build in more than one > place. > > Anything not required for librados, librbd, and rbd to build isn't included, > so > libcommon is missing a heap of stuff. > > To build, apply the patch, cd to win32, and make. Check INSTALL though as > there are some prerequisites required. > > Some observations/notes: > > . code not used by rbd.exe is #ifdef'd out where it was preventing build (eg > bind won't work) > . cls_lock_types.h defines LOCK_EXCLUSIVE, but Windows already defines > this for other purposes > . a few other Windows names are used by ceph for other purposes > . mingw doesn't provide poll > . no unix sockets on windows. I've just omitted the admin socket stuff that > uses this, but I guess they would be reimplemented using named pipes > . #ifdef'd out anything to do with signals > . #ifdef'd out anything to do with syslog > . attempted to strip out dos newlines (\r) on the fly but didn't work. > ceph.conf must be unix format > . ceph.conf is searched for in /etc/ceph and current directory > . some socket stuff has been replaced with windows specific > implementations. Probably full of bugs. > . removed libuuid and using boost uuid. Not really tested > . probably lots of other stuff > > James -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe ceph-devel" in the body of a message to [email protected] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
