Just an FYI - I've modified more of the code base to segregate nested
functions for those platforms that don't support them. I don't think
this work is finished yet and I'll continue working on it over the
next few days. If anyone finds any problems on other platforms
(non-MacOSX) let me know and I
ow php :)
owserver work very fine
Paul Alfille escreveu:
> I'd rather fix than make an awkward workaround.
>
> Now which process used all the memory? owserver or php(owphp)? They
> both have a cache and essentially the same caching code, etc. If
> owserver isn't bloating up, then there is probab
I modified ow_dir.c to use the NO_NESTED_FUNCTIONS macro instead of
the __MacOS__ macro. The change has been check into CVS.
- Peter
On 10/9/06, Paul Alfille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So you want to keep the nested function and force nested with a command line
> switch? Sounds good to me. I f
I'd rather fix than make an awkward workaround.Now which process used all the memory? owserver or php(owphp)? They both have a cache and essentially the same caching code, etc. If owserver isn't bloating up, then there is probably a memory leak in owphp. Should be easy to find, it's only about 100
So you want to keep the nested function and force nested with a command line switch? Sounds good to me. I found extensive discussions about executable stacks, trampolines, etc.Otherwise the CVS has a work-around for Mac in ow_dir.c using a mutex and global variable.
Paul AlfilleOn 10/9/06, Peter Kr
Hi Christian,There is some documentation at http://www.owfs.org/index.php?page=bonjour_libraryBasically we use the Apple libraries:
http://developer.apple.com/networking/bonjour/It compiles under linux and GPL easily, but doesn't use autoconf. If I remember, you need to go to their "Posix director
What are the requirements for building with zero-conf
support?
I have NOT found the “libdns_sd” which
the configure script seem to look for…. The only thing I find is “libhowl”
for my Fedora installation… and it does not contain the same functions.
Libhowl is also possible to use
