On Monday, April 27, 2009, j...@resonance.org wrote: > I just checked in some initial changes which make glib 2.10+ a > dependency for FluidSynth, cleans up a lot of platform specific code > in favor of glib provided functions and adds initial support for WIN32 > TCP server support (not yet tested). > > Change overview: > - Moved code in fluid_io.[ch] to fluid_sys.[ch] and added WIN32 > support, removed fluid_io.[ch] > - fluid_utime() and fluid_curtime() now use glib > - fluid_thread implementation now uses glib > - mutexes now using glib > - removed a bit of code in fluid_defsfont.h which had originally been > ripped from glib > - WIN32 support for fluid_socket related code > > > For the moment I have just kept the FluidSynth named macros/functions, > defined them as aliases, rather than replace every usage of them with > the glib equivalents. We may or may not want to do that in the future. > > The WIN32 TCP server support code was not tested and I'm not even sure > it will build. If someone could test this that would be great. The > WITHOUT_SERVER option should be removed from src/config_win32.h to try > the server code. There might be other stray #ifdef WIN32 directives > that still need to be removed though. Building with glib will be an > additional requirement which needs to be sorted out.
Builds now with msys/mingw32, with a little change to configure.ac (required to link against winsock), but I've not tried yet with MSVC. The executable doesn't work, though: it aborts abruptly after the greeting, without clues. > Some notes on using glib: > Replace code which verifies function inputs with g_return_if_fail and > g_return_val_if_fail (i.e., programming errors) > > We should probably avoid using glib memory allocation functions, > especially when allocating lots of memory, since they terminate the > application instead of returning NULL > > > Testing and feedback welcome! > Josh What about fluid_hash.* and fluid_list.* ? Regards, Pedro _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
