If this has already been discussed, my apologies. I dug through the archives, but could have missed it.
We are interested in building an application-level router for our products and I'd like to build it on Jabber. Most of our customers run Windows 2K as their server architecture (hey, I'm an old mainframe hack, so platform wars don't faze me!). I pulled down the JabberD executable for Win32 and it runs very nicely. I pulled the JabberD source and looked it over and I see that it is pretty much unix code and you compile on Cygwin. I was wondering if anyone has done a true port to Win32 and has made the source available? I've done unix to Win32 ports before and threading models seem to be the biggest pain (that and not-the-fork). I'm sure that GNU p-threads work fine but my Win32 guys aren't familiar with it so support is a bit of an issue. That was the first thing that struck me on looking over the source. So, I'm evaluating the pros and cons of a true port and didn't really want to re-invent the wheel (or even this flavor of the wheel). Anyone got source? thanks in advance, -mark _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
