Re[2]: Attn: Nick or Roger: An offer to enable you to release Widows builds
How have you gotten libevent to compile under mingw? i keep getting errors. Regards, Arrakistor Friday, September 8, 2006, 1:02:07 PM, you wrote: On Thu, Sep 07, 2006 at 09:00:07PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.8K bytes in 20 lines about: : Can you not just use MS VC Express, which is free? It's free with conditions. The other issue was converting to the MSVCE project from previous was error prone. I failed to build workable binaries with MS VCE. I'm working with mingw now.
Re[2]: Attn: Nick or Roger: An offer to enable you to release Widows builds
I haven't been able to get libevent to compile for MINGW32, but had success on cygwin. I'm now buidling the latest tor, let us see how it goes... Regards, Arrakistor Wednesday, September 6, 2006, 3:21:50 PM, you wrote: The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have taken awhile to be built/released for Windows (the latter still is MIA). I know this is because you guys don't have a Windows box FWIW, I don't have a Windows box either, and use the Mingw cross-compiler to build Windows binaries of Polipo. Of course, this makes testing tricky... Juliusz
Re[2]: Attn: Nick or Roger: An offer to enable you to release Widows builds
Ygrek, I think there is a problem with this build. It keeps on reporting that the time server suddenly jumped X seconds, so it is assuming all circuits are old. What code did you have to edit? Regards, Arrakistor Wednesday, September 6, 2006, 3:24:28 PM, you wrote: Hello Anothony, The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have taken awhile to be built/released for Windows (the latter still is MIA). I know this is because you guys don't have a Windows box and I think the person who used to do the Windows build isn't doing so anymore? I have built it on Win32. You can take it here - www.ygrek.org.ua/tor Actually I had to edit a code a little to compile.. So use it on your own risk :) The archives contain only tor.exe and tor_resolve.exe My GPG key is in attach. Fingerprint - A34C 49DD 3DB8 B78D FAEB E0FA 6346 B945 708D 5A0C
Re: Re[2]: Attn: Nick or Roger: An offer to enable you to release Widows builds
On 9/6/06, Arrakistor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ygrek, I think there is a problem with this build. It keeps on reporting that the time server suddenly jumped X seconds, so it is assuming all circuits are old. What code did you have to edit? This is a problem with win32 in general, not his build. For a reason I'm not sure of yet, the default (ie, when your system doesn't have socketpair()) tor_socketpair() is blocking when connect()ing to localhost. When Tor implements overlapped sockets, hopefully this and other things should go away. BTW, the current SVN of Tor should compile on MinGW. -mikec Regards, Arrakistor Wednesday, September 6, 2006, 3:24:28 PM, you wrote: Hello Anothony, The past two versions of Tor (v.0.1.1.23 and v.0.1.2.1-alpha) have taken awhile to be built/released for Windows (the latter still is MIA). I know this is because you guys don't have a Windows box and I think the person who used to do the Windows build isn't doing so anymore? I have built it on Win32. You can take it here - www.ygrek.org.ua/tor Actually I had to edit a code a little to compile.. So use it on your own risk :) The archives contain only tor.exe and tor_resolve.exe My GPG key is in attach. Fingerprint - A34C 49DD 3DB8 B78D FAEB E0FA 6346 B945 708D 5A0C
