Hi Jens! 2011/2/3 Lien, Jens <jens.l...@capgemini.com>: > All, > > I’ve recently worked on getting CLucene building and running on Solaris 10 > using Sun Studio 12.1 compilers. To get this (almost) done, I’ve had to do a > few fixes. Before I submit a patch I would like to discuss the proposed > changes: > > 1) Usage of the _T macro: > The STL version used default by the 12.1 compiler uses _T heavily for > internal template types and gets confused by the macro expansion SYMBOL__T > defined in src/shared/CMakeLists.txt. > > Replacing _T with e.g. clT makes the compiler compile almost all the code. > I'm aware that client code might be using this macro already, but to be > compatible with 12.1 (both default STL version as well as the --stlport4 > version) I think this needs to be fixed.
Did you compiled it in ASCII mode and UNICODE mode? I suppose that can cause problems on Windows plattforms, because the _T macro has a special meaning. At least it should be chechked there. > 2) Updating use of the _CLFINALLY(...) macro. Removed space (_CLFINALLY > (...) to _CLFINALLY(...) What is the purpose of this change? > 3) Change the type used for insertion in the fieldSelections map > (FieldSelector.cpp, line 60), now using FieldSelectionType::value_type Makes sense to me. > 4) Added macro for return value in searchDocs (TestIndexSearcher.cpp). > Compiler complaints. What are the compiler complaints? > 5) Added copy constructor and assignment operator in ArrayBase (Array.h). The > lack of these made both cl_demo and cl_test to fail on solaris. Quite obvious > actually - and scary since the Win32 and Linux builds works perfectly without > this fix. (Evaluate usage in DocumentsWriterThreadState.cpp) Ok. > After all of these changes, I'm able to compile, run cl_demo and cl_test on > Solaris 10, Win32 and Linux using the same sources. However, the sort tests > fails on Solaris, this I'll need to look more into. That would be great! Kind regards, Veit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The modern datacenter depends on network connectivity to access resources and provide services. The best practices for maximizing a physical server's connectivity to a physical network are well understood - see how these rules translate into the virtual world? http://p.sf.net/sfu/oracle-sfdevnlfb _______________________________________________ CLucene-developers mailing list CLucene-developers@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/clucene-developers
