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> add Windows build and test notes to wiki
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>
> Key: QPID-1675
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-1675
> Project: Qpid
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Build Tools, C++ Broker, C++ Client, Interop Testing,
> Python Test Suite, Website
> Affects Versions: M4
> Environment: Hardware:
> Any
> Windows:
>
> Windows Vista (64 bit)
> Windows Server 2008 (64 bit).
> Windows XP (32 bit)
> Visual Studio:
> Visual Studio 2008 Express (32 bit C++ package)
> Visual Studio Team Suite 2008 (32 bit and 64 bit C++ packages)
> Visual Studio 2008 Professional (32 bit and 64 bit C++ packages)
> Reporter: Vince Seavello
> Assignee: Steve Huston
> Priority: Trivial
> Labels: starter
> Fix For: 0.6
>
>
> 1) Introduction
> The following are notes for building and testing QPID M4 on Windows.
> This document is split into 4 sections:
> - setup for building QPID M4 on Windows. This includes
> obtaining sources, supporting technologies, installation
> and configuration of the build environment.
> - building QPID M4 on Windows.
> - running the Linux test suites against the Windows QPID
> broker.
> - building the tests on a Windows system.
> These notes are intended to highlight issues discovered during the build and
> testing of QPID on Windows. It's a work in progress.
> Comments welcome.
> 2) Setup of QPID M4 on Windows
> 2.1) Obtaining the sources
> M4 C++ broker and client source archive is available on the QPID web site.
> http://www.apache.org/dist/qpid/M4/qpid-cpp-M4.tar.gz
> The sources contained here will build a Static_Debug version of the broker
> and client libraries. To be able to build a Static_Release version, replace
> the file cpp/src/qpid/InlineAllocator.h with the M5 version of the file:
>
> https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/qpid/trunk/qpid/cpp/src/qpid/InlineAllocator.h
> 2.2) Setting up for the build
> Builds have been taking place using a variety of platforms and versions
> of Visual Studio. Platforms include:
> Windows:
> Windows Vista (64 bit)
> Windows Server 2008 (64 bit).
> Windows XP (32 bit)
> Visual Studio:
> Visual Studio 2008 Express (32 bit C++ package)
> Visual Studio Team Suite 2008 (32 bit and 64 bit C++ packages)
> Visual Studio 2008 Professional (32 bit and 64 bit C++ packages)
> 2.3) Technologies Dependencies
> 2.3.1) boost
> The stated requirement is boost 1.35.0. 1.36.0 is also being tested in
> our labs. There are only a few version compatibility issues detected.
> You can find install images for boost at:
> http://www.boostpro.com/boost_1_35_0_setup.exe
> http://www.boostpro.com/boost_1_36_0_setup.exe
> Once you've installed one of these, set your environment variables:
> for 1.35.0:
> BOOST_ROOT = C:\Program Files (x86)\boost\boost_1_35_0
> BOOST_VERSION = 103500
> for 1.36.0:
> BOOST_ROOT = C:\Program Files (x86)\boost\boost_1_36_0
> BOOST_VERSION = 103600
>
> Note: "Program Files (x86)" is "Program Files" on the 32 bit system.
> The boost libs are 32 bit. When building on a 64 bit system the 32
> bit boost libs are installed in "Program Files (x86)". 64 bit boost
> build is being looked into.
> 2.3.2) python
> Use Python 2.6, which is the stated requirement for the QPID build.
> Pick up a copy at:
> http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.6/python-2.6.msi
> You must include the python directory in the environment variable PATH.
> Typically, python is installed in:
> C:\python26
> test to see that python is installed correctly and that you have the
> correct version:
> C:\>python --version
> Python 2.6.1
> 2.3.3) ruby
> Use Ruby 1.8.6, which is the required version. Pick up a copy at:
> http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=167
> You must include the ruby directory in the environment variable PATH.
> Typically, ruby is installed in:
> C:\ruby\bin
> test to see that ruby is installed correctly and that you have the
> correct version:
> C:\>ruby -v
> ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-24 patchlevel 111) [i386-mswin32]
> 2.4) Build tools
> The QPID build environment on Windows are centered around Visual Studio C++
> Development tools. There is an effort to reduce the overhead of the QPID
> build so developers who are unfamiliar with the Visual Studio IDE can build
> and test on Windows with as minimal an effort as possible.
> 2.4.1) Visual Studio
> Microsoft makes Visual Studio Express available at no charge. You can find
> it online at the following location:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=3254c868-bcb9-412c-95c6-d100c872ec60&DisplayLang=en
> 2.5) M4 preparation
> 2.5.1) Initial environment configuration
> Most of the prep is in the installation of the helper apps, Visual Studio,
> source extraction and patching. When that's all done, there is one more step
> you still need to do before you can build anything.
> Using the Visual Studio's Command Prompt, change directory to qpid/cpp/src
> and run:
> nmake protocol_gen.mak
> 2.5.2) source changes
> The described source fix needed to be able to get a clean Static_Release build
> from M4 is listed above. This fix wasn't available before M4 was finalized, so
> it was added in M5.
> Other fixes may be available in M5 to address other issues, but haven't been
> tried in this environment.
> Any changes made to source files during this investigation haven't been
> submitted.
> They are presented here for what they're worth. Diffs of source changes are
> appended
> at the end of this document.
> 2.5.3) Debug vs Release
> When building QPID, you may want to change from building static debug to
> static release. There are several ways to do this. Look in the tool bar
> at the top of the Visual Studio window. Locate the pulldown selection box
> that contains the value "Debug" or "Release". Change the value to whichever
> active solution configuration you would like to produce. All built
> objects/executables will be found in the subdirectories Static_Debug or
> Static_Release, depending on your active solution configuration.
> 3) Building QPID M4 on Windows
> 3.1) QPID Project Files
> Visual Studio uses special configuration files to identify the "solution" and
> "project" parameters. These are made available in .sln and .vcproj files.
> There are a smattering of these files in the M4 source tree, and more are
> being
> added to the M5 tree as time goes on.
> For QPID, look for the following:
> qpid/cpp/src/qpid.sln
> qpid/cpp/src/broker.vcproj
> qpid/cpp/src/client.vcproj
> qpid/cpp/src/common.vcproj
> qpid/cpp/src/MaxMethodBodySize.vcproj
> When you open the solution, you can choose to build the entire solution, or
> just a project within. The executables and objects will be in Static_Release
> or Static_Debug, depending on your build settings.
> Select the solution in the solution explorer pane. Right mouse click and
> choose "Build Solution". When complete, you should have built the libraries
> and qpidbroker.exe.
> 3.2) Libraries
> The Windows QPID M4 build will produce 2 libraries:
> qpidclients.lib
> qpidcommons.lib
> The Linux build will also produce a broker library. The Windows build
> links the broker source objects directly into the broker, but doesn't
> add them to a library. A broker library will be needed for the building
> of some tests.
> The build of the broker will have compiled all the source objects which
> are to live in the broker library. By creating a library by hand we will
> be able to link the tests that require the broker library. See libs.mk
> later in this document (section 5.4.1).
> Libraries are placed in cpp/src.
> Our efforts don't include building the qmfconsole library yet, so no
> status on that.
> 4) Testing AMQP from a Linux system
> There isn't a "push button" build and test for Windows. In fact, in M4
> there are relatively few tests that build for Windows. However, the
> tests do run on Linux. The Windows broker can be tested by running the
> test suites from a Linux platform.
> 4.1) localhost vs distributed
> The test suites as they are built and run on Linux assume brokers and
> tests are running on the localhost. There are a few that try to use ssh
> to start and stop processes on a remote host. But, the majority of the
> tests start brokers locally, look for PID files and run the tests against
> the local brokers.
> In order to use these tests against a remote Windows broker, some
> modifications will be necessary. These changes are outlined later
> in this document.
> 4.2) test harnesses
> QPID makes use of the boost test framework for some of it's tests,
> but there are a number of different tools and programming methods
> used. These are:
> make - Building and running the tests from the makefile.
> Provides a convenient way to produce a push button QPID.
> The makefiles allow selection of subsets of tests and
> provide some command parameters to the test framework.
> boost - Boost provides libraries and header files for
> putting together test cases, test suites and overall
> test execution control.
> /bin/sh shell - the "bridge" between make and the test
> cases is handled through shell scripts and other tools,
> like valgrind and libtool. There are makefile variables
> that can control how some of these tools are utilized.
> python - There is a separate python directory with test
> cases and test suites. These tests are initiated from
> the makefile by calling a wrapper boost test case called
> python_tests.
> C++ - The .cpp source files in the tests directory are
> the main consumers of the boost framework. They typically
> provide a common command line interface that every test
> shares, as well as additional options specific to the
> test itself. Many of these tests have multiple test cases
> within and are controlled, to some fashion, by the command
> line options.
> At the top level is the make file. To initiate the tests, type the
> following:
> make check
> This will build all the QPID sources and tests. After all has been
> built, the test suites are run. There are several options you can
> use when using make to narrow down the running of the tests.
> You can select a specific list of test suites by setting the variable
> TESTS:
> make check TESTS=perftest
> These command line options have been helpful in isolating the various
> test suites.
> The makefile uses the script run_test to initiate the indicated
> test. In most cases, the test being requested is front-ended by a
> shell script generated during the make process.
> The run_test script can pass command line options through to the
> called program, but the makefile isn't set up to send much in the
> way of options. Many of the lower level test programs have an option
> that accepts a broker address on the command line. In some cases,
> the intermediate scripts have a broker option, too.
> In order to use the Linux tests against the Windows broker, the
> tests have to be redirected to the remote broker address. Rather
> than modify the structure of the Makefile.am file used to generate
> the final makefile, the broker address can be passed to the tests
> in the execution environment. The modified command line invocation
> then looks like this:
> BROKER="IP_Address" make check TESTS="fanout_perftest"
> The run_test script can be modified to look for a broker address
> environment variable. Because run_test is used to start many of
> the test programs, sometimes the broker address should not to be
> passed through. In particular, the broker address is not necessary
> when starting and stopping localhost brokers. The run_test script
> determines when to pass the broker address by looking at the program
> name.
> Alternatively, tests can be run directly. The fanout perftest
> example can be run like this:
> ./perftest --summary --count 30000 --broker IP_Address \
> --mode fanout --npubs 16 --nsubs 16 --size 64
> The python tests can be run by changing directory to the python
> test dir and using one of the following command lines:
> ./run-tests --skip-self-test -v -s 0-10-errata \
> -I cpp_failing_0-10.txt \
> -b 10.197.62.244:5672
> ./run-tests -v -s 0-10-errata -I cpp_failing_0-10.txt \
> -b 10.197.62.244:5672
> ./run-tests -v -s 0-10-errata -b 10.197.62.244:5672
> 4.3) Changes to Linux tests
> Some of the tests, or scripts that initiate the tests, have the
> localhost address hardcoded, or look for a broker PID in a local
> file. A majority of the changes made to allow the tests to be run
> from a Linux system to a Wondows broker deal with this limitation.
> The tests that were run successfully against the Windows broker
> from a Linux system are:
> client_test
> quick_perftest
> quick_topictest
> python_tests
> run_federation_tests
> fanout_perftest
> shared_perftest
> multiq_perftest
> topic_perftest
> txtest
> latencytest
> echotest
> benchmark
> 5) Building tests on Windows
> The Linux test environment makes use of tools, scripts and methods
> that don't work on a Windows platform. These issues will have to be
> addressed before a "push button" test can be accomplished similar
> to that on the Linux system.
> In the mean time, the test programs can be built on a Windows platform
> and run by hand. The following sections talk about this.
> 5.1) quick and dirty modifications
> The modifications described here do not represent "best practice"
> coding methodologies. They are presented for information sake.
> The following files required some sort of modification to build on
> Windows. A diff listing will be added to the end of this document.
> cpp/src/tests/ClientSessionTest.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/FieldTable.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/MessageBuilderTest.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/MessageTest.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/QueueOptionsTest.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/TimerTest.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/Uuid.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/logging.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/perftest.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/topic_listener.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/topic_publisher.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/unit_test.h
> While the following needed modification, the have been excluded
> from the build due to larger porting issues.
> cpp/src/tests/ForkedBroker.h
> cpp/src/tests/failover_soak.cpp
> cpp/src/tests/ConsoleTest.cpp
> 5.2) nmake environment
> A small handful of make files have been created to use on a Windows
> platform to build the various test programs. The nmake utility is used
> with these files to perform the compilation.
> tests/libs.mk
> tests/tests.mk
> 5.3) diff listings
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/ClientSessionTest.cpp
> 38a39,44
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > # include <windows.h>
> > # include <winbase.h>
> > #endif
> >
> >
> 225a232,234
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > Sleep(1000);
> > #else
> 226a236
> > #endif
> 277a288,290
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > Sleep(2000);
> > #else
> 278a292
> > #endif
> 291a306,308
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > ::Sleep(300* 1);
> > #else
> 292a310
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/FieldTable.cpp
> 25c25,27
> < #include <alloca.h>
> ---
> > #if !defined (_WIN32)
> > # include <alloca.h>
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/MessageBuilderTest.cpp
> 39c39
> < uint64_t id;
> ---
> > boost::uint64_t id;
> 215c215
> < BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((uint64_t) 1,
> builder.getMessage()->getPersistenceId());
> ---
> > BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((boost::uint64_t) 1,
> builder.getMessage()->getPersistenceId());
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/MessageTest.cpp
> 31c31,33
> < #include <alloca.h>
> ---
> > #if !defined (_WIN32)
> > # include <alloca.h>
> > #endif
> 81,82c83,84
> < BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((uint64_t) data1.size() + data2.size(),
> msg->contentSize());
> < BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((uint64_t) data1.size() + data2.size(),
> msg->getProperties<MessageProperties>()->getContentLength());
> ---
> > BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((boost::uint64_t) data1.size() + data2.size(),
> msg->contentSize());
> > BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((boost::uint64_t) data1.size() + data2.size(),
> msg->getProperties<MessageProperties>()->getContentLength());
> 85c87
> < BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((uint8_t) PERSISTENT,
> msg->getProperties<DeliveryProperties>()->getDeliveryMode());
> ---
> > BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL((boost::uint8_t) PERSISTENT,
> msg->getProperties<DeliveryProperties>()->getDeliveryMode());
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/QueueOptionsTest.cpp
> 24c24,26
> < #include <alloca.h>
> ---
> > #if !defined(_WIN32)
> > # include <alloca.h>
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/TimerTest.cpp
> 78c78
> < uint64_t difference = abs(expected - actual);
> ---
> > uint64_t difference = abs((long)(expected - actual));
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/Uuid.cpp
> 25c25,27
> < #include <alloca.h>
> ---
> > #if !defined(_WIN32)
> > # include <alloca.h>
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/logging.cpp
> 25a26
> > # include "qpid/log/windows/SinkOptions.h"
> 272a274,276
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > qpid::log::windows::SinkOptions sinks("test");
> > #else
> 273a278
> > #endif
> 288a294,296
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > qpid::log::windows::SinkOptions sinks("test");
> > #else
> 289a298
> > #endif
> 347a357,360
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > qpid::log::windows::SinkOptions *sinks =
> > dynamic_cast<qpid::log::windows::SinkOptions
> *>(opts.sinkOptions.get());
> > #else
> 349a363
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/perftest.cpp
> 41c41,43
> < #include <unistd.h>
> ---
> > #if !defined(_WIN32)
> > # include <unistd.h>
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/topic_listener.cpp
> 43a44,46
> > #if defined(_WIN32)
> > # include <process.h>
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/topic_publisher.cpp
> 43c43,45
> < #include <unistd.h>
> ---
> > #if !defined(_WIN32)
> > # include <unistd.h>
> > #endif
> ==========================================
> cpp/src/tests/unit_test.h
> 56c56
> < #if (BOOST_VERSION < 103600)
> ---
> > #if (BOOST_VERSION <= 103600)
> 5.4) make files
> Once the Visual Studio build has been run, the objects for the
> broker are available and can be combined into a broker library.
> This nmake file can be used in the tests directory to create the
> library. This will be necessary to build the unit_test test suite.
> From the tests directory you can run nmake with the tests.mk file
> listed below to build the tests. This build file does not build
> the files:
> ConsoleTest.cpp
> failover_soak.cpp
> 5.4.1) lib.mk
> C89_COMPILER=C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0/VC/bin/cl.exe
> C89_LINKER=C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0/VC/bin/link.exe
> LINK="link.exe"
> OBJEXT=.obj
> INCLUDES=/I "C:/Program Files (x86)/boost/boost_1_36_0/include/103600" /I
> "C:/Program Files (x86)/boost/boost_1_36_0/." /I "." /I ".." /I "../gen"
> FLAGS=/D "NDEBUG" /D "WIN32" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_CRT_NONSTDC_NO_WARNINGS" /D
> "NOMINMAX" /D "WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN" /D "_SCL_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS" /D
> "_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS" /FD /EHsc /MT /W3 /c /TP /wd4244 /wd4800 /wd4290
> /wd4355
> LIBS=ws2_32.lib secur32.lib rpcrt4.lib kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib
> winspool.lib comdlg32.lib advapi32.lib shell32.lib ole32.lib oleaut32.lib
> uuid.lib odbc32.lib odbccp32.lib
> LDFLAGS=/INCREMENTAL:NO /LIBPATH:"." /LIBPATH:"C:\Program Files
> (x86)\boost\boost_1_36_0\lib" /DEBUG /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE /OPT:REF /OPT:ICF
> /DYNAMICBASE /NXCOMPAT /MACHINE:X86 /nologo /errorReport:prompt
> RELDIR=Static_Release
> ROOTDIR=C:\Users\v-vinsea\Dev\AMQP\qpid-M4\cpp\src\tests
> check_PROGRAMS=
> check_LTLIBRARIES=
> TESTS=
> EXTRA_DIST=
> CLEANFILES=
> .cpp$(OBJEXT):
> echo $(CC) /O2 $(INCLUDES) $(FLAGS)
> /Fo"..\Static_Release\qmfconsole/I386//"
> /Fd"..\Static_Release\qmfconsole/I386/vc90.pdb" $<
> broker_OBJECTS=../Static_Release/broker/I386/Acl.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Agent.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Binding.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Bridge.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Bridge2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Broker.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Broker2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/BrokerDefaults.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/BrokerSingleton.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Connection.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Connection2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Connection3.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/ConnectionFactory.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/ConnectionHandler.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DeliverableMessage.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DeliveryRecord.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DirectExchange.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DtxAck.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DtxBuffer.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DtxManager.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DtxTimeout.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/DtxWorkRecord.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventAllow.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventBind.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventBrokerLinkDown.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventBrokerLinkUp.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventClientConnect.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventClientConnectFail.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventClientDisconnect.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventDeny.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventExchangeDeclare.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventExchangeDelete.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventFileLoadFailed.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventFileLoaded.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventQueueDeclare.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventQueueDelete.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventSubscribe.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventUnbind.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/EventUnsubscribe.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Exchange.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Exchange2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/ExchangeRegistry.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/FanOutExchange.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/HeadersExchange.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/IncompleteMessageList.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Link.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Link2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/LinkRegistry.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/ManagementBroker.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/ManagementExchange.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Message.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/MessageAdapter.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/MessageBuilder.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/MessageStoreModule.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/NameGenerator.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/NullMessageStore.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Package.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Package2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/PersistableMessage.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/QpiddBroker.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Queue.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Queue2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/QueueBindings.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/QueueCleaner.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/QueueListeners.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/QueuePolicy.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/QueueRegistry.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/RateTracker.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/RecoveredDequeue.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/RecoveredEnqueue.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/RecoveryManagerImpl.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/SaslAuthenticator.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/SemanticState.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Session.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/SessionAdapter.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/SessionHandler.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/SessionManager.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/SessionState.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/System.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/System2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/TCPIOPlugin.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Timer.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/TopicExchange.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/TxAccept.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/TxBuffer.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/TxPublish.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Vhost.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/Vhost2.obj \
> ../Static_Release/broker/I386/qpidd.obj
> qmfconsole_OBJECTS=../Static_Release/qmfconsole/I386/ClassKey.obj
> lib:
> lib.exe /OUT:"../qpidbrokers.lib" $(broker_OBJECTS)
> 5.4.2) tests.mk
> C89_COMPILER=C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0/VC/bin/cl.exe
> C89_LINKER=C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0/VC/bin/link.exe
> LINK="link.exe"
> OBJEXT=.obj
> EXEEXT=.exe
> INCLUDES=/I "C:/Program Files (x86)/boost/boost_1_36_0/include/103600" /I
> "C:/Program Files (x86)/boost/boost_1_36_0/." /I "." /I ".." /I "../gen"
> FLAGS=/D "NDEBUG" /D "WIN32" /D "_CONSOLE" /D "_CRT_NONSTDC_NO_WARNINGS" /D
> "NOMINMAX" /D "WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN" /D "_SCL_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS" /D
> "_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS" /FD /EHsc /MT /W3 /c /TP /wd4244 /wd4800 /wd4290
> /wd4355
> lib_client=..\qpidclients.lib
> lib_common=..\qpidcommons.lib
> lib_broker=..\qpidbrokers.lib
> #lib_console=..\qmfconsoles.lib
> LDLIBS=..\qpidclients.lib ..\qpidcommons.lib ..\qpidbrokers.lib
> LIBS=ws2_32.lib secur32.lib rpcrt4.lib kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib
> winspool.lib comdlg32.lib advapi32.lib shell32.lib ole32.lib oleaut32.lib
> uuid.lib odbc32.lib odbccp32.lib
> LDFLAGS=/INCREMENTAL:NO /LIBPATH:"." /LIBPATH:"C:\Program Files
> (x86)\boost\boost_1_36_0\lib" /DEBUG /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE /OPT:REF /OPT:ICF
> /DYNAMICBASE /NXCOMPAT /MACHINE:X86 /nologo /errorReport:prompt
> RELDIR=Static_Release
> OBJDIR=$(RELDIR)/tests/I386
> #UNIT_TEST_OBJDIR=$(RELDIR)/unit_test/I386
> ROOTDIR=C:\Users\v-vinsea\Dev\AMQP\qpid-M4\cpp\src\tests
> check_PROGRAMS=
> check_LTLIBRARIES=
> TESTS=
> EXTRA_DIST=
> CLEANFILES=
> SOURCES=
> UNIT_TEST_OBJECTS=
> unit_test_SOURCES= \
> ConsoleTest.cpp \
> unit_test.cpp \
> exception_test.cpp \
> RefCounted.cpp \
> SessionState.cpp Blob.cpp logging.cpp \
> AsyncCompletion.cpp \
> Url.cpp Uuid.cpp \
> Shlib.cpp FieldValue.cpp FieldTable.cpp Array.cpp \
> QueueOptionsTest.cpp \
> InlineAllocator.cpp \
> InlineVector.cpp \
> ClientSessionTest.cpp \
> SequenceSet.cpp \
> StringUtils.cpp \
> IncompleteMessageList.cpp \
> RangeSet.cpp \
> AtomicValue.cpp \
> QueueTest.cpp \
> AccumulatedAckTest.cpp \
> DtxWorkRecordTest.cpp \
> DeliveryRecordTest.cpp \
> ExchangeTest.cpp \
> HeadersExchangeTest.cpp \
> MessageTest.cpp \
> QueueRegistryTest.cpp \
> QueuePolicyTest.cpp \
> FramingTest.cpp \
> HeaderTest.cpp \
> SequenceNumberTest.cpp \
> TimerTest.cpp \
> TopicExchangeTest.cpp \
> TxBufferTest.cpp \
> TxPublishTest.cpp \
> MessageBuilderTest.cpp \
> ManagementTest.cpp \
> MessageReplayTracker.cpp
> perftest_SOURCES=perftest.cpp
> txtest_SOURCES=txtest.cpp
> latencytest_SOURCES=latencytest.cpp
> echotest_SOURCES=echotest.cpp
> client_test_SOURCES=client_test.cpp
> topic_listener_SOURCES=topic_listener.cpp
> topic_publisher_SOURCES=topic_publisher.cpp
> publish_SOURCES=publish.cpp
> consume_SOURCES=consume.cpp
> header_test_SOURCES=header_test.cpp
> failover_soak_SOURCES=failover_soak.cpp
> declare_queues_SOURCES=declare_queues.cpp
> replaying_sender_SOURCES=replaying_sender.cpp
> resuming_receiver_SOURCES=resuming_receiver.cpp
> txshift_SOURCES=txshift.cpp
> txjob_SOURCES=txjob.cpp
> receiver_SOURCES=receiver.cpp
> sender_SOURCES=sender.cpp
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(unit_test_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(perftest_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(txtest_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(latencytest_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(echotest_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(client_test_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(topic_listener_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(topic_publisher_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(publish_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(consume_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(header_test_SOURCES)
> #SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(failover_soak_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(declare_queues_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(replaying_sender_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(resuming_receiver_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(txshift_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(txjob_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(receiver_SOURCES)
> SOURCES=$(SOURCES) $(sender_SOURCES)
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> $(OBJDIR)/exception_test$(OBJEXT) \
> $(OBJDIR)/RefCounted$(OBJEXT) \
> $(OBJDIR)/SessionState$(OBJEXT) \
> $(OBJDIR)/Blob$(OBJEXT) \
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> $(OBJDIR)/AsyncCompletion$(OBJEXT) \
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> $(OBJDIR)/FieldValue$(OBJEXT) \
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> $(OBJDIR)/DeliveryRecordTest$(OBJEXT) \
> $(OBJDIR)/ExchangeTest$(OBJEXT) \
> $(OBJDIR)/HeadersExchangeTest$(OBJEXT) \
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> $(OBJDIR)/QueueRegistryTest$(OBJEXT) \
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> $(OBJDIR)/TxPublishTest$(OBJEXT) \
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> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/unit_test$(EXEEXT)
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> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/txtest$(EXEEXT)
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> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/resuming_receiver$(EXEEXT)
> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/txshift$(EXEEXT)
> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/txjob$(EXEEXT)
> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/receiver$(EXEEXT)
> TESTS=$(TESTS) $(RELDIR)/sender$(EXEEXT)
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> @mkdir -p $(RELDIR)
> @mkdir -p $(OBJDIR)
> $(CC) /O2 $(INCLUDES) $(FLAGS) /Fo"$(OBJDIR)//" /Fd"$(OBJDIR)/vc90.pdb"
> $**
> all: $(SOURCES:.cpp=.obj) $(TESTS)
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> $(LIBS) %|pfF$(OBJEXT)
> $(RELDIR)/txtest$(EXEEXT): {$(OBJDIR)}$(txtest_SOURCES:.cpp=.obj)
> $(LINK) /OUT:$(RELDIR)/%|fF$(EXEEXT) /PDB:$(ROOTDIR)/$(RELDIR)/%|fF.pdb
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> $(LIBS) %|pfF$(OBJEXT)
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> $(LINK) /OUT:$(RELDIR)/%|fF$(EXEEXT) /PDB:$(ROOTDIR)/$(RELDIR)/%|fF.pdb
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