This one brings the question: why not go and abstract other
#ifdef's arround the code? Perhaps adding a compat or win/unix or
such directory with platform-specific stuff a'la Tcl? I'm not sure
how bit that effort is, but is worth examining since it will ease
the server maintenance greatly. AOL is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This one brings the question: why not go and abstract other
#ifdef's arround the code? Perhaps adding a compat or win/unix or
such directory with platform-specific stuff a'la Tcl? I'm not sure
how bit that effort is, but is worth examining since it will ease
the server
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This one brings the question: why not go and abstract other
#ifdef's arround the code? Perhaps adding a compat or win/unix or
such directory with platform-specific stuff a'la Tcl? I'm not sure
how bit that effort is, but is worth examining since it
On Tuesday 17 August 2004 20:17, you wrote:
To maximize portability, AOLserver could probably use the Tcl API even more
than it does now, and in a few cases modules aren't taking advantage of the
portability abstractions we already have, for example, in the latest
nsopenssl sources, struct
