Re: Patch for Cygwin environment

[David Sugar]

This I want to look at more closely.  My first concern is that it does not 
break mingw32 cross-compiles.  I think I will have a chance to look at this 
over the weekend.

David

On Thursday 27 February 2003 11:24 pm, Makino Takaki wrote:
> Dear commonc++ developers,
>
> I'd like to post a patch to make commonc++2 compilable in a latest
> Cygwin environment on Windows.  It seems that the commonc++2 package
> cannot be compiled via configure script on current Cygwin release.
> I hope that the patch helps development of this excellent library.
>
> The following patch is to fix the compilation error for pthread
> emulation of Cygwin. It would be more efficient if I could make use of
> native Win32 API, but it seems a lot of patching effort...
> I confirmed the patch on Cygwin 1.3.19 and commoncpp2 1.0.8.
>
> The changes are:
>  * Remove !defined(__CYGWIN32__) from #if surronding PosixThread class.
>  * Disabled PosixThread::waitSignal when sigwait() is not available. I'm
>    not sure why sigwait() is disabled on Cygwin, and I don't know
>    what workaround is available for it.  Anyway it seems working happily
>    without PosixThread::waitSignal member function.
>  * Added some stuff for socklen_t.  Current configure script cannot find
>    socklen_t in Cygwin; socklen_t is #define'd under cygwin/socket.h,
>    but configure applies EGREP_HEADER to only sys/socket.h.  Though my
>    patch for this problem may be too naive...
>
> Best regards,