Re: [PATCH] My version of pipe-filter

Hi Paolo, > here is a version of pipe-filter that works under Win32 > too (tested with Wine), has tests, and so on. > > Testing under native Windows would be appreciated. > > Bruno, what do you think? I've added yours under the name 'pipe-filter-gi' and mine under the name 'pipe-filter-ii'. The

Re: gnulib-tool --avoid problems

Hi Bruno, On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 5:01 AM, Bruno Haible wrote: > Sam Steingold wrote: >> alas, there is still some duplication between >> modules/regexp/glm4 and src/glm4, specifically: >>           codeset.m4 >>           locale-fr.m4 >>           locale-ja.m4 >>           locale-zh.m4 >>        

Re: gethostname, socket need startup code

Good. No one asks worse than 1.1 so the patch is okay. Paolo

Re: updating copyright years

"Joel E. Denny" writes: >> For example I note that >> $ build-aux/update-copyright < lib/gc-gnulib.c >> gives a warning. > > That doesn't contain an FSF copyright, so an update-copyright makefile > target should probably just exclude it. That was a mistake when adding the file into gnulib, no

Re: gethostname on Windows

Martin Lambers wrote: > This requires to include limits.h in gethostname.c, to get INT_MAX. > > Martin > > > diff --git a/lib/gethostname.c b/lib/gethostname.c > index ef58a40..422184a 100644 > --- a/lib/gethostname.c > +++ b/lib/gethostname.c > @@ -76,6 +76,9 @@ gethostname (char *name, size_t

Re: gethostname on Windows

On Sun, 02. Aug 2009, 12:04:53 +0200, Bruno Haible wrote: > Simon Josefsson wrote: > > Avoiding -lws2_32 is good, but if the application links to -lws2_32 > > anyway, there will be no saving. > > [...] > > [...] > I'm now convinced that linking with -lws2_32 is the least evil. > I have applied you

Re: gethostname, socket need startup code

Paolo Bonzini wrote: > I'm wondering if some programs out there used WSAStartup autonomously > without going through the sockets module... That would not hurt. WSAStartup succeeds when called repeatedly, even when called with different version numbers: $ cat foo.c #include #include #include i

new module 'uname'

Here is the proposed 'uname' module. On mingw it produces values like the following: uname -n = nodename = pusillus uname -s = sysname= MINGW32_NT-5.1 uname -r = release= Windows XP uname -v = version= Service Pack 3 uname -m = machine or cpu = i686 The nodename resu

Re: gethostname, socket need startup code

On 08/02/2009 04:45 PM, Bruno Haible wrote: Hi Simon, On mingw, the gethostname test fails for me: gethostname failed, rc -1 errno 10093 FAIL: test-gethostname.exe The reason is that the WSAStartup function has not been called. Why not make this initialization implicitly in the gethostna

new modules 'uname', 'sys_utsname'

Now that gethostname is supported on all platforms, it's easy to add support for the uname() function on all platforms. Here is a proposed module 'sys_utsname', and a proposed module 'uname' in the next mail. 2009-08-02 Bruno Haible New module 'sys_utsname'. * lib/sys_utsname

gethostname, socket need startup code

Hi Simon, On mingw, the gethostname test fails for me: gethostname failed, rc -1 errno 10093 FAIL: test-gethostname.exe The reason is that the WSAStartup function has not been called. Why not make this initialization implicitly in the gethostname function? And likewise for the socket() funct

Re: HOST_NAME_MAX

> 2009-08-02 Simon Josefsson > Bruno Haible > > Ensure HOST_NAME_MAX as part of the gethostname module. > * m4/gethostname.m4 (gl_FUNC_GETHOSTNAME): On native Windows platforms, > define also HOST_NAME_MAX. > * tests/test-gethostname.c (main): Check also HO

Re: HOST_NAME_MAX

Simon Josefsson wrote on 2009-04-01: > > The definition can be triggered by the 'gethostname' module. I don't think > > anyone will need HOST_NAME_MAX without needing the gethostname() function. > > That would be fine with me. How about the patch below? This is on top > of my earlier gethostname

Re: [PATCH] top/maint.mk: improved regex parser used in update-NEWS-hash

Hi Jim, > Pushed with adjusted log message, i.e, to start with the > "module-name: " and to use ChangeLog-style "* dir/file (): ..." > description. thank you for editing my patch to conform to the guidelines. Next time, I'll put more effort into getting that right. Take care, Peter

Re: gethostname on Windows

Simon Josefsson wrote: > > I'm undecided. > > Avoiding -lws2_32 is good, but if the application links to -lws2_32 > anyway, there will be no saving. > ... > Some additional questions: > > 1) How do I use it? This doesn't seem to work: > > j...@mocca:~$ cat foo.c > #define WINVER 0x0500 > #inclu

Re: gnulib-tool --avoid problems

Hi Sam, Sam Steingold wrote: > I am trying to use the gnulib-tool --avoid to put the gnulib regexp code > in the regexp directory, fnmatch code in the wildcard dir &c. > So far I came up with the following in Makefile.devel: > > GNULIB = $(GNULIB_CHECKOUT)/gnulib-tool --import --no-vc-files --no-