Artifact f8b38cdb44ab89a6926d86ee520cdde928f07bae
File
win32.txt
part of check-in
[8372cc0b81]
- Socket operations now functional in Win32 port. Added quotes around the filename portion of the command to edit thus working of windows in paths where the temp directory contains spaces. Added -all flag to clean command. If not specified each file is prompted for before removing.
by
jnc on
2007-09-22 18:34:49.
Also file
win32.txt
part of check-in
[3c5482959c]
- Merge in the w32 changes.
by
drh on
2007-09-22 19:43:55.
Notes: Porting fossil to win32
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Setting up my build environment:
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Install:
MinGW 5.1.3
MSYS 1.0.10
Download/compile/install zlib (configure --prefix=/mingw)
Download/compile/install tclsh (configure --prefix=/) (for tests)
All commands were issued in the MSYS shell, not a cmd.exe
Outstanding Issues:
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* server is totally non-functional - #if/#end'd out of the code
Commands status:
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add OK
cgi Not tested
changes OK
checkout BAD #1
clean OK
clone OK
close OK
commit OK
config OK
deconstruct OK
del OK
descendents OK
diff OK
extra OK
help OK
http Not Tested
info OK
leaves OK
ls OK
merge OK
new OK
open OK
pull OK
push OK
rebuild OK (didn't have a corrupt file to try on though)
redo BAD #3
rm OK
server BAD #4
status OK
sync OK
timeline OK
tkdiff OK
undo OK
update OK
user capabilities OK
user default OK
user list OK
user new OK
user password OK
#1 Have a repo where I removed a file. I did a fossil checkout 123abc,
which is the last version that had the file. The file does not
appear. fossil checkout --force 123abc does things, but still the
file does not appear.
Make a new dir, fossil open ../repo.fsl && fossil checkout 123abc and
the file appears.
Is that normal operation?
#3 In test1/ I edited a file, test2/ I updated, type file.txt changes
were there. I then did fossil undo file.txt. The changes were gone
and fossil status said I had edited file.txt. A fossil redo did not
print anything to the screen and the changes for file.txt are not
in the file. fossil status still reports that the file was edited.
There was no commit/update or any other command inbetween these
actions.
#4 There were various difficulties in this function beyond simple socket
problems. The major one being fork. This will probably be the last
command to be functional in fossil on windows.