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I tried building prime_server first time last night on Windows.
Of course there were quite a few build failures, but most very trivial to get around. I'll keep this as a log for myself mostly, not asking anyone to take action. But of course I'd appreciate ideas if any come up:)
TODO:
include:
winsock2.h
dirent.h
some compiler definitions missing, e.g. NOGDI, WIN_LEAN_MEAN, some others I think
Blockers
Windows has no notion of signals, which I guess would be a big one as that's an important communication mechanism
Alternatives
Instead of a native MSVC build one could explore a MinGW64 build. I read somewhere that *zmq compiles fine with MinGW, even on Windows. Even nicer might then be cross-compiling it on Linux for Windows. The one blocker there is, might very well makes this most feasible route.
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@nilsnolde I recognize you as avtor of valhalla engine, hello! 😃 👋
I want to build prime_server on windows server so that I can run valhalla engine on, can you please explain what exactly you did to compile primer_server on windows in order to run valhalla. 🙏
I tried building prime_server first time last night on Windows.
Of course there were quite a few build failures, but most very trivial to get around. I'll keep this as a log for myself mostly, not asking anyone to take action. But of course I'd appreciate ideas if any come up:)
TODO:
NOGDI
,WIN_LEAN_MEAN
, some others I thinkBlockers
Alternatives
Instead of a native MSVC build one could explore a MinGW64 build. I read somewhere that *zmq compiles fine with MinGW, even on Windows. Even nicer might then be cross-compiling it on Linux for Windows. The one blocker there is, might very well makes this most feasible route.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: