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Windows Module #184

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metita opened this issue Jun 18, 2020 · 4 comments
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Windows Module #184

metita opened this issue Jun 18, 2020 · 4 comments

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metita commented Jun 18, 2020

Is there any ETA on when a Windows Module will be launched? Mostly for testing purposes, Linux seems a bit hard to set up a dedicated server to test simple things.

Thanks.

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In-line commented Jun 19, 2020

Hi, this module is currently unmaintained, because I serve in armed forces.

Windows wasn't my tier 1 platform, because I didn''t use it on daily basis.

But there is no need to do any code change to compile it for windows. Somebody should just dedicate few hours for it.

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metita commented Jun 19, 2020

Hello, sorry for bumping this.

Trying to compile it for Windows but I am stuck on this.

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metita commented Jun 20, 2020

@In-line Managed to resolve that issue but now I am stuck on this, this is refered to Unix = Linux, trying to compile it on Windows.

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In-line commented Jun 20, 2020

You should use MinGW for compiling C++ code, because CMake scripts are written with it in mind, otherwise you should modify them, but what to change should be researched.

Compile flaga at least are Clang/GCC compatible.

For unistd.h I googled this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/341817/is-there-a-replacement-for-unistd-h-for-windows-visual-c

Answer is either to use MinGW or use handwritten version posted in the question.

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