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Hi all,

just for info, i have succesfully build and run my rpc code that was originally 
developped for GNU/Linux.

The problem was simply solved by generating the code with linux (pc GNU/Linux) 
and build/run it on windows.

But now i'm trying to build it for mingw32 (without multi-thread support) and 
facing some issues.

Does anyone have useful information about rpc/linux/cygwin and mingw32.

I have found lot of information about this problem, but it doesn't seems there 
is a maintained version of sunrpc or oncrpc that can be used cross-used.

Christian.



Brett Serkez wrote:
> <snip>
>> Since yesterday, i have made some investigation, and i have found that
>> rpcgen comes from the same package (both on RH and cygwin), but it's a
>> problem of version: - RH: /* @(#)rpc.h    2.4 89/07/11 4.0 RPCSRC;
>> from 1.9 88/02/08 SMI */ - Cygwin: /* @(#)rpc.h    2.3 88/08/10 4.0
>> RPCSRC; from 1.9 88/02/08 SMI */
> 
> Correct, the features in question were added later.
> 
>> And finaly, i will try to keep the generated code on linux and try to
>> build/use it on cygwin... Don't know if it's a good or bad idea! :(
> 
> A good idea.  It may not be necessary to regenerate the code for every
> platform.  Working on projects in the past, it was the norm to generate
> and check-in the generated code on the primary UNIX platform, and only
> compile on the various UNIXies/Linux.  Much of the upgraded
> functionality is in the code generator, althought threading depends upon
> the appropriate threading libraries availability on each platform.
> 
> Brett
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> Brett C. Serkez, Techie


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