On Dec 22, 2007, at 9:16 PM, Marc Lehmann wrote:
Fair enough. Is OS X one of those platforms? (I couldn't find an official list of supported platforms -- did I miss it?)OS X is not one of those, but since afaics only gcc is used the warningsshould be comparable to similar platforms. The list of official platforms is: - POSIX (all) - Winsockets (Windows 2000+, maybe earlier) - Perls select emulation on windows Currently this apparently rules out OS X (which is utterly, dearly, almost unusably broken), but libev does survive its testsuites there(with select, the only working backend on OS X), so while not officiallysupported (due to lakc of resources) it should generally work there.
If you haven't tested OS X Leopard, here's a datapoint for you: I downloaded EV 2.0 and ran "make test" on an OS X 10.5.1 intel machine with LIBEV_FLAGS environment variable values of <none>, 1, 2, and 8. All tests passed.
All output included below if you care. -- Jeff Squyres Cisco Systems
EV-2.0-on-leopard.txt.gz
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