--- author: email: ash@firemirror.com keyid: bfc7465ebdca5337 name: Ash Berlin categories: [] comments: - author: email: '' keyid: 0 name: Anonymous Coward categories: [] date: 2006-11-28T14:55:11Z guid: 73108AC8-7EF0-11DB-8D08-AB53DFF3EDFD modified: 2007-09-05T13:13:25Z raw: "MANIFEST file misses win32.c file, so .tar.gz misses it too.\r\nCan you repack this distro including win32.c?\r\n\r\n-- STRO@CPAN\n" signed: 0 summary: "MANIFEST file misses win32.c file, so .tar.gz misses it too. …" tags: [] text: "MANIFEST file misses win32.c file, so .tar.gz misses it too. Can you\nrepack this distro including win32.c?\n\n-- STRO@CPAN\n" title: "Re: Cache::FastMmap and Win32" type: text uri: http://perlitist.com/comments/808AE662-7121-11DB-917B-AAE798FA5C02/73108AC8-7EF0-11DB-8D08-AB53DFF3EDFD xhtml:

MANIFEST file misses win32.c file, so .tar.gz misses it too.

Can you repack this distro including win32.c?

-- STRO@CPAN

date: 2006-11-11T01:10:18Z guid: 808AE662-7121-11DB-917B-AAE798FA5C02 modified: 2006-11-11T01:10:18Z raw: "-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----\nHash: SHA1\n\n=pod\n\nA while back I was attempting to produce a Win32 PAR of a Catalyst app I am\ndeveloping so that the \"designer\" could take my half-arsed attempt at HTML styling and make it look all swish and polished. (Well that was the idea anyway.)\n\nThe one major problem with porting a Cat app to Win32 was Cache::FastMmap\n(which is used via Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap) doesn't support\nnative Win32 (it might work under cygwin, but i was hoping for native/Vanilla\nperl support.) Well, it didn't until last week anyway, when I finally found\nthe time to write native Win32 support using a joyous mis-mash of\nC and C. Until Rob Mueller responds and\napplies my L I have a dist of it L.\n\nOn a related note, if anyone can tell me how to make ExtUtils::MakeMaker use\ndifferent .c/.o files depending on the platform, I would appreciate it.\n\nEdit: including different object files is easy. It just helps to remember that \nC is just perl code (sounds silly I know - quite obvious in\nhindsight,) so just do\n\n 'OBJECT' => 'CImpl.o mmap_cache.o ' . ($^O eq 'MSWin32' ? 'win32.o' : 'unix.o')\n\nThat was simple.\n\nI have repackaged and updated to include C which I missed, and removed\nevilness of including .c files. The above link is still correct\n-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----\nVersion: GnuPG v1.4.2.2 (GNU/Linux)\n\niD8DBQFFbY7mv8dGXr3KUzcRAq/wAJ0bwSB9lkLS9vn9RC1WCLlXn7QAGQCdHVk0\nyqcrdwHDlmZ5ZQAwHBJO5/M=\n=FSnF\n-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----\n" signed: 1 summary: " A while back I was attempting to produce a …" tags: - perl: 0 - win32: 0 text: " A while back I was attempting to produce a Win32 PAR of a Catalyst\n app I am developing so that the \"designer\" could take my half-arsed\n attempt at HTML styling and make it look all swish and polished.\n (Well that was the idea anyway.)\n\n The one major problem with porting a Cat app to Win32 was\n Cache::FastMmap (which is used via Catalyst::Plugin::Session::S-\n tore::FastMmap) doesn't support native Win32 (it might work under\n cygwin, but i was hoping for native/Vanilla perl support.) Well, it\n didn't until last week anyway, when I finally found the time to\n write native Win32 support using a joyous mis-mash of CreateFileMap-\n ping and MapViewOfFile. Until Rob Mueller responds and applies my\n patch I have a dist of it here.\n\n On a related note, if anyone can tell me how to make ExtUtil-\n s::MakeMaker use different .c/.o files depending on the platform, I\n would appreciate it.\n\n Edit: including different object files is easy. It just helps to re-\n member that Makefile.PL is just perl code (sounds silly I know -\n quite obvious in hindsight,) so just do\n\n 'OBJECT' => 'CImpl.o mmap_cache.o ' . ($^O eq 'MSWin32' ? 'win32.o'\n : 'unix.o')\n\n That was simple.\n\n I have repackaged and updated to include win32.c which I missed,\n and removed evilness of including .c files. The above link is\n still correct\n" title: Cache::FastMmap and Win32 type: pod uri: http://perlitist.com/articles/cache-fastmmap-and-win32 xhtml: "
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A while back I was attempting to produce a Win32 PAR of a Catalyst app I am\ndeveloping so that the "designer" could take my half-arsed attempt at HTML styling and make it look all swish and polished. (Well that was the idea anyway.)

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The one major problem with porting a Cat app to Win32 was Cache::FastMmap\n(which is used via Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap) doesn't support\nnative Win32 (it might work under cygwin, but i was hoping for native/Vanilla\nperl support.) Well, it didn't until last week anyway, when I finally found\nthe time to write native Win32 support using a joyous mis-mash of\nCreateFileMapping and MapViewOfFile. Until Rob Mueller responds and\napplies my patch I have a dist of it here.

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On a related note, if anyone can tell me how to make ExtUtils::MakeMaker use\ndifferent .c/.o files depending on the platform, I would appreciate it.

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Edit: including different object files is easy. It just helps to remember that \nMakefile.PL is just perl code (sounds silly I know - quite obvious in\nhindsight,) so just do

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'OBJECT'        => 'CImpl.o mmap_cache.o ' . ($^O eq 'MSWin32' ? 'win32.o' : 'unix.o')\n
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That was simple.

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I have repackaged and updated to include win32.c which I missed, and removed\nevilness of including .c files. The above link is still correct

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