Hi Henrik,
At 04.16 13/08/2008, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On tis, 2008-08-12 at 22:10 +0200, Guido Serassio wrote:
> Yes, the resulting feel is not so good ....
I am attemting an MSYS install with the goal of being able to build
squid-3 (and 2) just to see how it fares.. Initial results isn't too
bad, but the GCC version I installed (4.3.1) barfs a bit about various
crap in the Squid code..
I'm using the "Current" toolchain, with the addition of some package
from the mingwPORT collection (autoconf, automake, libtool, libicon,
zlib) and msysDTK-1.0.1.
Most annoying is that the semantics of "extern inline" seems to have
changed making it fail to link due to new(int) being multiply defined..
not 100% sure how to best fix this.. the choices are either drop the
extern part from "extern inline" or add a gcc function attribute making
gcc 4.3+ compile "extern inline" the "gnu-way" instead of the current
"C99 standard-way"..
At the moment I have plain builds of Squid-2 & Squid-3 compiling, but
have not yet tested them.. got a little confused by the msys path
translation at first and the binaries didn't like very well that the
configure prefix was a translated path.. and something is wrong with the
errorpages default path.. include/autoconf.h says
#define DEFAULT_SQUID_DATA_DIR "${datarootdir}"
autoconf documentation says clearly to never refer to these variables
outside Makefile.. and that we should send them using a -D define if
needed in the binary..
Hmm.. Building Squid with MSYS has it's issues.. some compiled paths
gets translated, some not.. specifically any paths in -D compiler
defines such as the default config file path gets translated. I guess
that mingw make needs to be used to avoid this.
Look to Squid 2.6 release notes, there is a section a called
"Building Squid on Windows" that could help you. I'have just seen now
that this section is missing from 2.7 release notes, while I think
that it should be still included. Same thing for both Squid-3 STABLE and HEAD.
Also I haven't found an mingw openssl library (only an MSYS version)..
Seems I will need to install openssl from source..
What openssl library are you using for the Windows build?
I use the binaries from Shining Light Productions:
http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
But at least my laptop has showed me that it has a boost level on the
CPU fan.
If you want a more big boost, try to build using Cygwin: is really a
CPU (h)eater .... :-)
Regards
Guido
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