On Fri, Aug 24, 2007 at 07:00:06PM +0300, Roumen Petrov wrote:
> Also note difference between builds process in case of cross compilation
> and native build when mingw gcc compiler is used. First use GNU auto-tools
> but second plain makefile-win32/Makefile.mingw. So that my short patch
> doesn't affect other builds.

Cygwin for example use those.
Plus you changed code within _WIN32 sections in the C code regardless of
the compiler used at that point as I pointed out in my reply. You can't
do that.

> Before to discuss more details for general patch, please could someone
> point why winsock should be used in libxslt ?

The patch should be a portability patch, if there are others problems
make separate patches which can be examined separately. You can't just
say 'here is a mingw-cross compilation patch' and change the behaviour
for other compilers.

Daniel

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