Yes, I think I still have push access to your repo, but over recent years have got into the habit of changing, testing only in a forked branch...
And then when I am happy with the results, present a Pull Request, which I then complete if I also have access to the upstream master, like in this case... It is just a few more git steps... so will do this when tested... >> not sure I understood the use of 'ftruncate' in the second case... > It should have been cacheControl, a bug, I have fixed it now. Ok, understand you are just developing the cache code, and at this stage my changes were only to get a WIN32 msvc140 error free compile... So I will continue in this just-fix-to-compile mode until you actually 'connect' to the cache.c code, and want the results tested, and working in windows... And yes, I did carefully check where you are putting this in Windows, and noted that you have used the TEMP environment variable to locate this, and that is fine and correct in Windows... And understand the unix philosophy of using ~/.ebcache is quite different... So this seems all correct to me, and thanks for taking the effort to get it right for windows... Regards, Geoff. _______________________________________________ Edbrowse-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.the-brannons.com/mailman/listinfo/edbrowse-dev
