Revision
153 -
Directory Listing
-
[select for diffs]
Modified
Mon Oct 17 21:20:34 2005 UTC
(20 years, 9 months ago)
by
adx
Diff to
previous 90
- compile libio as a dll on win32
- next step is compiling the whole ircd as a dll to export its symbols
- after that, we'll be able to support loadable *.dll modules.
NOTE: m_operspy.c doesn't compile now (error at localClient->iline)
Revision
86 -
Directory Listing
-
[select for diffs]
Modified
Wed Oct 5 20:36:04 2005 UTC
(20 years, 10 months ago)
by
adx
Diff to
previous 85
* attached misc/tools.c to misc/list.c,
this should really have been done earlier.
* moved mem_frob() to memory.c
* single libio_init() instead of all startup functions;
btw, I don't know if ircd's still able to boot ..
Revision
85 -
Directory Listing
-
[select for diffs]
Modified
Wed Oct 5 14:29:35 2005 UTC
(20 years, 10 months ago)
by
adx
Diff to
previous 71
- register_callback: always restore the original handler at the end
of the chain, not only when the chain is empty
Revision
69 -
Directory Listing
-
[select for diffs]
Modified
Tue Oct 4 16:09:51 2005 UTC
(20 years, 10 months ago)
by
adx
Diff to
previous 68
- splitted ircd/libio, all headers connected with libio sources have been
moved for internal use only. To use libio interface, include "libio.h"
(which is already done in "stdinc.h")
Revision
65 -
Directory Listing
-
[select for diffs]
Modified
Mon Oct 3 23:33:16 2005 UTC
(20 years, 10 months ago)
by
adx
Diff to
previous 62
- removed external references from libio/misc
- imported s_misc.c to libio, moved CurrentTime there
Revision
61 -
Directory Listing
-
[select for diffs]
Added
Mon Oct 3 21:20:41 2005 UTC
(20 years, 10 months ago)
by
adx
- split libio Makefiles for easier maintenance
- moved pcre.h to main include/ as it is currently a part
of libio interface (in the future all such headers should
be moved to libio/ and integrated...)
Now, libio components like comm, misc etc. should be as independent
as possible (from the rest of ircd and from each other), to allow
easy reuse in other software and to keep the interface clean.