Re: MemPool.c's

You might want to look at the native NT port. It already has the separation
of socket and file handles.

  http://devel.squid-cache.org/projects.html#nt

And why C++? Squid is written in C for C compilers, and you are quite likely
to run into quite many problems if compiling it as C++ due to differences in
type casting, promoting etc. The variable names and types colliding with C++
reserved keywords are only a minor problem and can easily be solved with a
search/replace.

Regards
Henrik

Evgeny Kotsuba wrote:
> Hi,
>
> >Noting harmful, the one in src is not being used, now deleted. Why
> >all these power symbols?
>
> I am not using unix-style project, as well as not use unix-like env
> Moreover, I port squid to C++ and OS/2 environment. The main difference
> is that the file handle and socket handles are different entities.
> The next thing is all squid's variables as "new", "class" etc.
>
> SY,
> EK
Received on Tue Apr 16 2002 - 13:25:24 MDT