The Naviserver makefiles often definite a LIB variable, e.g.:
LIB = nsthread
However, on Windows the LIB environment variable is a semicolon
separated list of paths where the linker will look for libraries:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6y6t9esh
This makes it hard to set the LIB l
In my Windows build work, I'm getting a lot of warnings like this one:
master.c(67) : warning C4273: 'Ns_MasterLock' : inconsistent dll linkage
..\include\nsthread.h(597) : see previous definition of 'Ns_MasterLock'
The definition is of course in nsthread/master.c, which starts like so:
On Windows with the VC 2012 compiler I get this error, which seems to
then break a lot of other important stuff downstream:
thread.c(55) : error C2061: syntax error : identifier 'pid_t'
Is pid_t defined anywhere for Windows? AFAICT it is not. Adding this
in an appropriate spot in nsthread.h m
Dear Andrew,
Handles in windows are void pointers. 32 bit void pointers in Windows 32 and
64 bit void pointers in Windows 64 (obviously). However in WIN64 only the
less significant 32 bits of a handle are used for compatibility and
interoperability reasons.
So having
typedef int pid_t;
or
typedef
