On 12/20/05, Stefan Fuhrmann <stefanfuhrmann@alice-dsl.de> wrote:
> Stefan Küng wrote:
>
> > The 1.3.0 release isn't that long away anymore. So I started wondering
> > if we should try to get a working 64-bit version of TSVN to be included
> > in the official 1.3.0 release.
>
> Let's try that. But I wouldn't think the chances are better than 50:50.
> As promised, I will continue releasing 64 bit builds for 1.3.x (1.2.5 and
> 1.2.6 seemed to have a number of issues - so I left them aside).
I was thinking of getting the x64 build to a point where we can
provide an msi installer for it. We don't have to call it "stabel" yet
if we don't think we should, an easy installer would help testers a
lot.
> I got some ideas of how to fix the project file generation part. However,
> there will be some patches to the APR* (and SVN) libs to enable the
> Windows specifics in Win64, too (basically, replace most "WIN32"
> with "_WIN32").
That's not really necessary!
Yes, VS.NET2005 now uses _WIN32 instead of WIN32, but you can set
those in the preprocessor definitions.
Check my patch for apr.hw for example - with that little change, I
could avoid changing every single apr file (changing WIN32 to _WIN32).
> > So, if anyone with an 64-bit machine and OS could please step up *now*
> > and get TSVN to build that way (if there are patches needed for the
> > Subversion project file generator, now is a good time to send it to
> > their mailing list - if we wait much longer, we'll have to patch it
> > ourselves for every build until Subversion 1.4 comes out).
>
> My problem here is that my Xmas (i.e. off-line time) will start Thu morning
> and end on the 27th.
No problem. We're not forced to get an x64 release out, there's nobody
pointing a gun at us :)
> > Stefan: if you're still interested in the 64-bit TSVN, you've now got
> > commit access to TSVN. Just go ahead and change the build scripts and
> > whatever else is needed.
>
> THAT'S cool ;) Let's see what I can get done until Wed night.
One tiny little thing I've noticed with your last commits:
you don't set the svn:eol-style property to "native"! This makes
commit mails have 'double lines' (every line has an empty line added
to it), which makes those mails difficult to read.
Can you please set those properties (just set up autoprops):
* branches/x64/ext/svn-x64-libintl/README.txt
* branches/x64/ext/svn-x64-libintl/diff-0.14.1.txt
* branches/x64/ext/svn-x64-libintl/inc/libintl.h
* branches/x64/ext/berkeley-db/db4.3-x64/include/db.h
* branches/x64/ext/berkeley-db/db4.3-x64/include/db_cxx.h
Stefan
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Received on Tue Dec 20 08:28:25 2005