On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 10:55 AM, William A. Rowe Jr. <wr...@rowe-clan.net> wrote: > On 4/11/2011 3:09 PM, Jeff Trawick wrote: >> >> # enableIPv6 >> export ac_cv_define_sockaddr_in6=yes >> export ac_cv_working_getaddrinfo=yes >> export ac_cv_working_getnameinfo=yes >> export ac_cv_func_gai_strerror=yes > > Since *every* version of Windows we support (post-2000 server, eol last year) > now ships the IPv6 feature set (and driver stack), can we override this list > in ./configure? It sounds like this gets us the rest of the way there.
I will add. Any clue if WinCE has this? > > We > could probably simply dodge --disable-ipv6, or let it override the above > values for someone who really insists on trying this. Given the state of > addressing allocations, it isn't something we should encourage ;-) We can punt at least until compatibility becomes more of an issue. Trunk's apr.hw can default it to enable, right? > MSVCRT - that is pretty much defined by the mingw/msys toolchain's > definitions. > It is something we shouldn't (attempt to) override. The work you're consolidating/tweaking/??? has some bearing on this general issue, right? I also see some hints that MinGW relies on the real MSVCRT (which one? urban legend?) but haven't delved into that at all. If it becomes a concern, it will only be after more people start using a reasonably working apr+httpd+??? and start flushing out corner cases. (But I speculate that the more surprising change will be more patches for base Windows issues.) > APR_HA... excellent! If you can add these other symbols at your leisure, > it is good for documentation purposes, even if they have been mismatched > for a while. This mingw/msys build should be good to keep them in sync > and observe any quirks/differences more regularly! My old method was to > ./configure linux and then take a stab at figuring out which was which, > and resorting to try to get them aligned. But dozens of configure.in and > build/*.m4 patches later, they are going to fall out of alignment again. I'll see what else I can tweak.
