Kern,
Here is my problem. I have been looking through the code deciding how best
to approach this task and I have decided to convert src/tray-monitor/tray-
monitor.c such that the win32 and unix tray-monitor use as much as the
common functionality as they can. I initially used ifdef to not compile the
gtk stuff in the win32 build so that I eventually as able to build a win32
bacula-tray-monitor.exe that executed (although it had no output). So now I
have begun to port the parts of the code that I disabled. The first thing I
see is that if I get rid of GString and replace it with a dlist of
dlistString that would be a big start to the port. The problem is that the
functions create the string list from inside and pass it back to the caller
using the ** convention.
Basically I would like to convert
int docmd(monitoritem* item, const char* command, GSList** list);
to
int docmd(monitoritem* item, const char* command, dlist** list)
So the question is how does one create and initialize a dlist* that contains
dlistStrings. Being that I am a C++ programmer I would use new as I have
done thousands of times but I see that the bacula code is using New() which
basically allocates the memory in using c calls and then initializes it. So
now the problem is I believe want to do the following:
dlistString *strType = NULL;
*list = New(dlist(strType,&strType->m_link));
However m_link is private.
I could easily change the header to fix this problem but I wanted to ask you
first.
John
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