On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 4:05 AM, Rayson Ho <[email protected]> wrote: >> I guess it should be possible to port to Cygwin and have >> it behave similarly to Unix-like systems. > > I just finished the Cygwin port from where I left off. I got > everything except authuser, qmon, qmake compiled & linked.
more than I currently achieve > The basic commands (eg. loadcheck & checkuser) work, qmaster fails to > start because my windows hostname resolution is messed up. I think > I've spent more time of googling Windows host name resolution info & > debugging process, AND rebooting than getting Grid Engine compiled > under Cygwin. :-( I extendend the arch scripts and defined a CYGWIN_NT as COMPILE_ARCH variable, changed a couple of LINUX to __GNU_LIBRARY__ checks or combined defined(LINUX) && !defined(CYGWIN_NT) checks, had to include /usr/include/tirpc, defined GETHOSTBYNAME_M and GETHOSTBYADDR_M, and now I'm somewhere stuck because of undefined references to `_sge_mutex_* in /libs/sgeobj/ and libs/uti/ ... > Philippe, if you can wait for a few more days, I will clean up my > Cygwin changes and release them (and see if Dave is interested in > getting some of those into his fork). I will see if we can get the > native porting effort going soon. that would be great -- Philippe Dreuw _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
