Dear Maurizio,
i guess, everything is fine with you with the head version
on sourceforge.
For me, it is still unclear, why 4.5.1 worked for you, but
not the head version not. As far i can see,
all socket usages were int the same way in 4.5.1, the
variable triggers in nsd.h was defined like this at least
since 2004. Maybe it was "luck" that the win version
worked in 4.5.1 (different memory layout, different
compilers / compiler options, ...)
[MM] No.... Just Alzheimer... Me. When I first did the
compilation I spotted the problem and I fixed it by
changing int trigger[2] into SOCKET trigger[2]. Then I
forgot completely about it.... Then the issue showed up
again..... when I downloaded the code again....
ok, this explains it.
===> If one does no Tcl_Finalize() one introduces a memory
leak.
[MM] The process/service is about to end anyhow. I believe
that mo matter what the poor process/service does all its
memory will be released by the OS. So this is not an issue.
Tcl_finalize shuts down Tcl; it calls the registered exit
handlers and then it shuts down various Tcl subsystems. It
is certainly not recommended to to omit, but i have not
checked the exact consequences for aolserver. If it hangs,
it is an indication that there is still something wrong in
tcl and/or aolserver. Keep an eye open in this respect.
nsproxy/nsproxy.c
- Tcl_FindExecutable(argv[0]);
===> The call to Tcl_FindExecutable() is required (at
least in Tcl 8.5), otherwise tcl will crash (at least
under unix like operating systems)
[MM] Not my change, please look at my newest email and
sorry if I cause you some inconvenience.
It was included in your first patch (maybe erratic). If this
is not needed, fine.
All the best, and many thanks for the feedback
-gustaf neumann
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