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OS/2 port for w3c library and samples ?
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To: www-lib@w3.org
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Subject: OS/2 port for w3c library and samples ?
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From: s.summerfield@dial.pipex.com (Stephen Summerfield)
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Date: Fri, 09 Feb 1996 20:00:08 GMT
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From s.summerfield@dial.pipex.com Fri Feb 9 15: 00:27 1996
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Message-Id: <311ba2f5.6750776@smtp.dial.pipex.com>
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Reply-To: s.summerfield@dial.pipex.com
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Hello,
I just downloaded the source for the w3c library, comline, linemode,
etc with the intention of porting to OS/2.
After a couple of hours I was able to get the library and comline to
compile and comline linked and worked ok, eventually - I initially
used it to access a local file which yielded a 'stack overflow'. This
I later learned is a bug in the w3c library, having been mentioned in
another post to this list. Requests to my local HTTPD and FTPD seemed
to work fine.
I then tried to get linemode to work. It compiled and linked ok but I
am currently unable to get it do anything useful.
Before I dive into the source/debugger has anyone else ported the
library and sample programs to OS/2 (and got them working) ?
Incidently I am using the Watcom v10.0a compiler and IBM's TCP/IP
(IAK) (with the headers from IBM's TCP/IP developers kit) running on
OS/2 Warp.
Also are there any plans to add OS/2 to the list of supported
platforms ?
Thanks,
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Stephen Summerfield
at home
Norwich, UK "It must be true - I read
s.summerfield@dial.pipex.com it on the net"
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