Hi,
Does cURL on Windows have tests, similar to the check target on *NIX flavors?
I like to validate the outcome of a build (and I'm not using the winbuild build
method).
Kees
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2018-04-09 13:55 GMT+03:00 Kees Dekker :
> Hi,
>
> Does cURL on Windows have tests, similar to the check target on *NIX
> flavors?
>
> I like to validate the outcome of a build (and Iām not using the winbuild
> build method).
>
Which method do you use?
If CMake then, example changes which allows
>
> Which method do you use?
>
As said in my previous email: winbuild.
Which is actually nmake + a Makefile.
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Hi Kees,
> Does cURL on Windows have tests, similar to the check target on *NIX flavors?
> I like to validate the outcome of a build (and I'm not using the winbuild
> build method).
you need a Unix-style shell for that, like MSYS2. I believe that if you use the
CMake build,
the tests are built
thod).
>
> you need a Unix-style shell for that, like MSYS2. I believe that if you use
> the
> CMake build,
> the tests are built too. Then you should hopefully be able to run them via
> runtests.pl, but
> I've only ever done that when building directly inside the MSYS or Cygwin
> shell via the
>
Hi,
Is anyone still using Visual Studio 6 for the cURL winbuild\Makefiles?
If VS6 can be dropped, then the VC= can probably be dropped from
winbuild\MakefileBuild.vc, and instead of it an output directory can be used
(in winbuild\Makefile.vc).
That case is probably useful for the case that mult
On Mon, 9 Apr 2018, Kees Dekker wrote:
Is anyone still using Visual Studio 6 for the cURL winbuild\Makefiles?
As upset users occasionally tell me a few years after I've changed something
based on a question and lack of response on the mailing lists: we can never
really know. I mean if you're
Kees Dekker wrote:
Sounds like a (new) challenge š. I will check what will happen when running
runtests.pl in
a native Windows prompt. Of course, with (Strawberry) perl installed.
Strawberry Perl didn't work for me last time I tried it.
testcurl.pl could work with Cygwin's Perl since a proper
Hi Kees,
> I don't know what policy applies in *NIX land about (very) old compilers?
at least GCC 2.95.3 from 2001 is still supported and still works.
> In Windows-land, if you like to run on a supported Windows version,
> then Windows versions prior to Windows 7 can be considered as (very) old.
>
> At least Windows 2000 still should be supported because the original MinGW
> targets it by default and quite a few people are using it because it appears
> in
> Google search results before the more current and more complete MinGW-
> w64.
>
Then I'll leave as it is. But I'm then still a lit
> Strawberry Perl didn't work for me last time I tried it.
> testcurl.pl could work with Cygwin's Perl since a proper
> fork() function is needed.
In a Windows prompt, not having make is the first problem.
And the expected build location (../src/bin) is another problem,
As curl.exe is in different
Basically, any device that download something from somewhere can use cURL.
Ex. To install Alexa in my Raspberry Pi, I would need HTTP2 which I use
cURL for that.
On Sun, Apr 8, 2018 at 3:14 PM Sharif, Hashim wrote:
>
> >> There are a number of embedded applications of curl. It's even found in
>
> -Original Message-
> From: curl-library On Behalf Of Kees
> Dekker
> Sent: Montag, 9. April 2018 16:39
> To: libcurl development
> Subject: **SPAM**RE: does curl on Windows have tests?
>
> And the expected build location (../src/bin) is another problem,
> As curl.exe is in different lo
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