I don't think there is anything in between. 0x502 would probably be a
more proper value. It's the last one before 0x600 = Longhorn.
Server 2256?
0x501 = XP, 0x502 = Server 2003, 0x5ff = ?
>So I took a look at the code now. Moveing from 2K (0x501) to XP
>(0x501) APIs fixed the IPv6 problems.
Ok, I've bumped the value to 0x5ff in Pike 7.9.
So I took a look at the code now. Moveing from 2K (0x501) to XP
(0x501) APIs fixed the IPv6 problems.
The next problem is that ssize_t is not in the standard and is
apparently not a thing in the MS SDK. Hacked around that by defining
it as an int just to get past it.
The problem after that is tha
>>Hmm, as a side note, I just noticed that at least the WinSDK 6.0
>> (or rather (of 2007-09-27) has replaced
>>the #define of IPPROTO_IPV6 with a corresponding enum. The file also
>>requires the #define _WIN32_WINNT to be >= 0x0501 to add the symbol
>>to the enum. This means that the (quite a few
>Hmm, as a side note, I just noticed that at least the WinSDK 6.0
> (or rather (of 2007-09-27) has replaced
>the #define of IPPROTO_IPV6 with a corresponding enum. The file also
>requires the #define _WIN32_WINNT to be >= 0x0501 to add the symbol
>to the enum. This means that the (quite a few) pla
The build image is Windows XP and VC9 (2008), so things are expected
to be a bit out of date.
> I'm trying to boot up my old Windows build environment, and I'm getting a
> new and exiting build error from master. Haven't looked at the code, but
> will do that tomorrow night if no one has done it before then:
>
> Making static: modules/_Stdio
> Compiling modules/_Stdio/udp.c
> B:\dists
Perhaps you don't have IPv6 support? A very brief look into MSDN gives
the following, which doens't really answer the question of if it
existed before Vista.
"
On the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) released for
Windows Vista and later, the organization of header files has changed
I'm trying to boot up my old Windows build environment, and I'm getting a
new and exiting build error from master. Haven't looked at the code, but
will do that tomorrow night if no one has done it before then:
Making static: modules/_Stdio
Compiling modules/_Stdio/udp.c
B:\dists\Pike-v7.9-sna
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