_WIN32_WINNT and WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN need to be defined
before the windows.h is included for the first time.
Avoid the confusion of indirect #include by defining
before any.
This replaces malloc and free in wepoll.c with mm_malloc and mm_free. I'm using event-internal.h instead of mm-internal.h. Using only mm-internal.h in wepoll.c can cause errors regarding the export symbol macros.
This matches their use throughout the rest of the project, and fixes the
build when you are cross-compiling on Linux using mingw-w64. i.e:
CC epoll.lo
CC wepoll.lo
CC signal.lo
wepoll.c:138:10: fatal error: WS2tcpip.h: No such file or directory
#include <WS2tcpip.h>
^~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
make[2]: *** [Makefile:1918: wepoll.lo] Error 1
libevent is lacking a scalable backend on Windows. Let's leverage the wepoll
library until Windows comes up with an epoll/kqueue compete user mode API.
- All regress tests pass for standard wepoll
- These 2 tests fail intermittently for changelist wepoll, so disabling
changelist wepoll for now
http/cancel_inactive_server
http/stream_in
- verify target on Windows runs tests for both wepoll and win32 backends
- wepoll backend preferred over win32 backend
- wepoll version 1.5.6
v2: cleaner backend abstraction. Disallow wepoll on MinGW/Cygwin.
v3: Add wepoll.h to dist
v4: Make sure wepoll source files are excluded from cygwin/mingw builds
v5: Keep win32 as default backend on windows.
v6: Include wepoll in mingw builds. Verified that regress tests pass w/ WEPOLL backend.
v7: Enable wepoll on mingw when building with cmake
v8: Add wepoll testrunner for autotools test target
