Release 1.1.3 is currently being held up by a problem
with the webserver. If anyone can help by testing, debugging,
or simply inspecting the C++ code for the async handling that
would be great.
The webserver can be run by:
bin/flx --test tools/webserver
and add --debug to get run time debugging. It makes the current
directory available as root on
http://127.0.0.1:1234
(Don't use the name localhost -- Firefox and other brainless
clients try to lookup the name using Google or something
if a connection fails :)
The URL which fails for me is:
http://127.0.0.1:1234/doc/test/en_flx_regress_0003.html
Using wget, or, with firefox the display ends before the end
of the file (due to a reset connection) The file is 2.8Meg.
Relevant code is ALL of flx_async, flx_pthread, flx_faio,
flx_posixio, flx_demux... ;(
It appears the connection is being shut down somehow
before the final 64K or so of data is transmitted.
On alondra, this happens on every file.
[I.e. fetching on my local machine from the felix-lang.org
system]
IMHO this is a synchronisation problem, eg a race:
the diagnostics from the server indicate it is faithfully
sending all the right information (but of course I'm
not sure).
--
John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net>
Felix, successor to C++: http://felix.sf.net
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