On Mon, Feb 04, 2008, Guido Serassio wrote: > I don't like so much the addition of IPv6 to Squid-2 for two main reasons: > > - This could be a very dangerous thing for the Windows > compatibility, see the impact of the IPv6 merge into Squid-3, even > with the C++ help.
Looking at it, XP and later has a sockaddr_storage of sorts: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms740504(VS.85).aspx Hm, the earliest appearance of this is Windows XP SDK; which means either faking it (and having to provide local versions of all the library functions that support it) or abstract it out enough so a v4-only build only affects a small area of the codebase (ie, somewhat what Amos has done in -3.) If we wanted to target very old NIX platforms (ie, ones without any v6 support in the C libraries) then we'd have to do this anyway. Hm, it shouldn't be all that hard. Let me think about it a little. Adrian
