Matthias Wimmer wrote:...
...Nope, jadc2s has its own "platform-settings" file. It if generated by jadc2s' configure script.
With the mio_poll backend it should work quite well. The mio_select backend I never used, so I don't know how good this backend is. jadc2s is used at least on myjabber.net, jabber.org and amessage. But I think we all use it on Unix, I don't know if someone ever checked it on Windows.
Well, if not, I'm about to. :-)
Thanks much for the quick response. Will let you know how compilation goes, and if time permits, will try firing it up.
Well, bad news. Attempts to compile jadc2s under Cygwin failed, regardless of whether configured with mio_poll (default) or mio_select (./configure --enable-select). In both cases, the problem lies in the use of inet_ntop()--and likely would fail if other common BIND functions are used--common under *nix but apparently still not supported under Cygwin. *sigh*
Not sure if there's a way around this without somehow first getting BIND compiled/installed under Cygwin (not a trivial task). As I mentioned in README I wrote up, the biggest issues with compiling source under Cygiwn are dynamic libraries, the use of DNS/bind functions (like inet_ntop()), and fork(). In fact, the first of those (dynamic libraries) is the least difficult to deal with, as most of the time all you need to do is get the right wrappers around objects, name the files with .dll instead of .so, and you're good to go.
But BIND, for whatever reason, has never had official support for compiling under Cygwin, though it apparently does compile with VC++ under NT native...not useful in this case as we need the libraries as *nix expects them. BIND has also never been made an official package under Cygwin, and I'm not sure why. I would've expected more community desire/pressure/whatnot for BIND than many of the other projects I've seen. I'm afraid my knowledge (and my available time) are limited on the subject, though.
At this point, to those wishing to use jabberd 1.4.3 under Cygwin, I'd say either forego jadc2s. Otherwise, go find yourself a version of BIND that runs under Cygwin (or if you're capable, help make a proper BIND package for Cygwin so everyone can benefit :-) ), and then try compiling jadc2s.
P.S. minires 0.9.7, a "mini BIND" with the more common functions like
res_query() does not contain inet_ntop(), so only BIND will do
it seems.Compilation error follows just for reference:
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connect.c: In function `_connect_io':
connect.c:325: warning: enumeration value `action_IDLE' not handled in switch
connect.c: In function `connect_new':
connect.c:349: warning: implicit declaration of function `inet_ntop'
gcc -fPIC -Wall -I. -DXML_MIN_SIZE -DMIO_POLL -c -o rate.o rate.c
cc1: warning: -fPIC ignored for target (all code is position independent)
gcc -fPIC -Wall -I. -DXML_MIN_SIZE -DMIO_POLL -c -o jadc2s.o jadc2s.c
cc1: warning: -fPIC ignored for target (all code is position independent)
gcc -fPIC -Wall -I. -DXML_MIN_SIZE -DMIO_POLL -o jadc2s util/config.o util/jid
.o util/log.o util/nad.o util/pool.o util/sha.o util/snprintf.o util/str.o util/
xhash.o mio/mio.o xmlparse/xmlparse.o xmlparse/xmlrole.o xmlparse/xmltok.o xmlpa
rse/hashtable.o clients.o conn.o connect.o rate.o jadc2s.o
connect.o(.text+0xef4):connect.c: undefined reference to `_inet_ntop'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [all] Error 1
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