Re: [Musicpd-dev-team] Regarding Windows builds of MPD

2013-12-13 Thread Denis Krjuchkov
14.12.2013 0:24, Sean McNamara пишет: > Hi, > Hi Sean, > > 1. For now, you make a "tested" build based on git master, which you > have personally evaluated and find that it is mostly correct, except for > any platform-independent bugs that are already known but not yet fixed. > This basically con

Re: [Musicpd-dev-team] Regarding Windows builds of MPD

2013-12-13 Thread Denis Krjuchkov
14.12.2013 0:10, Max Kellermann пишет: > > I'm all for fixing bugs in the stable branch, but if your idea of (2) > is to backport the master code, then this is not my idea of a stable > branch, and we're better off with (1). > > However my preference would be (3): fix only the regressions that made

Re: [Musicpd-dev-team] Regarding Windows builds of MPD

2013-12-13 Thread Sean McNamara
Hi, As a potential user (:)) of the Windows builds, I would like to propose that: 1. For now, you make a "tested" build based on git master, which you have personally evaluated and find that it is mostly correct, except for any platform-independent bugs that are already known but not yet fixed. T

Re: [Musicpd-dev-team] Regarding Windows builds of MPD

2013-12-13 Thread Max Kellermann
On 2013/12/13 19:08, Denis Krjuchkov wrote: > 1) Provide binaries for ongoing master branch. Since this is a > development branch it might be less stable, however again from my > experience it works well. > > 2) Backport important changes from master to 0.18.x and keep updating it > as 0.18.x

[Musicpd-dev-team] Regarding Windows builds of MPD

2013-12-13 Thread Denis Krjuchkov
Hello list, some months ago I proposed my self as a Windows binaries maintainer. I'm still committed to this task. However 0.18.x branch is unusable on Windows due to GLib event loop implementation oddities. In short: it does not work. Current MPD trunk (v0.19.x) supports native Windows event l