On 5/23/2018 1:13 AM, Daniel Stenberg wrote: [snip] > I'm more concerned about problems with code that is well used and that > we get issues and PRs filed about, but there's no maintainer around to > give solid advice, merge code etc for.
Exactly the main point. Porting (to Windows in this case) is the main issue, building environments is secondary and, since many work fine, not even an important issue. Like many others have said for their case... I use MXE, which is a cross-build environment that usually targets Windows, their maintainers (and users) keep track of what works, and if not, what's needed, usually small patches. If one of those patches did change curl's source, it will be sent upstream (trying to keep things as clean as possible in MXE itself). So this is a use case that uses Unix/Linux tools (also can be used under Cygwin/Windows, or OSX) and gets results. Currently for curl it uses the configure way, but it can use cmake (and it does for other packages). Side note: it has the advantage that you can further customize your build, I use my own curl+cares recipe. -- R. Berber ------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe: https://cool.haxx.se/list/listinfo/curl-library Etiquette: https://curl.haxx.se/mail/etiquette.html
