You are missing the schema... apr/component/plat is the preferred object, but if it's missing... apr/component/unix is the authoritative (posix) implementation.
You don't seriously think win32 is missing all the files it would be, if it didn't rely on unix :-? In many cases, we do use the common (unix) code. When the code forks to violently (see file_io :-) then we implement the win32 space and chop the code into two platforms. Of course, there is the matter of adding the sms space into the win32 projects (apr.dsp and libapr.dsp), but that I'll try to get to early next week. There are actually some other bits we've fallen behind on, I'll try to sync those all as well. Bill From: "Christian Gross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 10:30 PM Hi I was wondering what the status of SMS is on Windows and how it will impact Apache? Here is why I am asking. I see the sources for SMS in the APR tree, but only for UNIX. And since Apache is going all well, integrating SMS will most likely mean requiring SMS to exist on all platforms. Christian
