Hi there, We are finally starting to look into moving the Haiku port to WebKit2.
We have hit one little problem I'm not sure how to solve. Our pid_t on 32bit Haiku is declared as a signed long integer (this is for legacy reasons and not something we can fix easily). Our uint32_t is a signed integer (not long). This creates a compilation error when using pid_t with IPC::Encoder, because none of the encode() functions match when trying to pass a pid_t in our case. Our options seems to be: - Cast pid_t to int32_t when encoding it. I fear this would break other platforms if they decide to use a 64bit pid_t, for example - Add an encode(pid_t) to the IPC::Encoder. I fear on other platforms it would complain that this is the same as encode(int32_t) and break the build - Define WTF::ProcessID as int32_t instead of pid_t, which I think could work, afte rfixing some compiler warnings (we will need to cast back to pid_t when passing it to OS functions, I think) What do you think about it? one example where encoding a pid is Source/WebKit/NetworkProcess/NetworkResourceLoadParameters.cpp -- Adrien. _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-dev
