On Sat, 2004-05-29 at 13:04, Jostein Chr. Andersen wrote:
> If we want to have a "real" service, then we must edit the existing code
> for svnserve.
> I will probably manage to do this, but it will take long time (my c
> knowledge is limited, as an example, I used 3 days when writing my first
> usable C program: packages/win32-innosetup/tools/svnpath/main.c, and
> that program do still have some issues).
This isn't going to help, but: I'm going to pretty much insist that code
of this nature go into APR behind a nice clean interface, not into
svnserve itself. The amount of non-Subversion logic in svnserve should
be minimized. Just as not every APR-using Unix daemon should have to
implement all the Unix-specific daemon logic (although it's only a few
lines of code), not every APR-using Windows service should have to
implement all the Windows-specific service logic, especially since it
seems to bottom out at a hundred lines of code or so. (And Apache seems
to spend almost 1500 lines of code on it.)
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Received on Sat May 29 19:14:47 2004