OpenAMQ

ok, thank you will do that.
If I have questions as I go alone - should I ask them on here?
(I saw that some IPV6 constants are not defined — probably because winsock2 is not included but not sure where the best place to make such mod. )

thanks,
Vlad

got passed linking problems. Actually generated some executables (the code generator gsl.exe and bunch of other including all unit test in icl). Took care of embedding manifests into executables as well (so no separate manifest
files are needed)

Having problems now with actual c-sources.
ipr_dir.c is failing in a very strange place just declaring a variable. The same declaration in a separate c file works fine.

1. elif (defined (GATES_FILESYSTEM))

icl_shortstr_t
copy_path;

I regenerated the file from icl - that of course did not help.

C:\usr\local\OpenAMQ-1.4a2\base-2.3\ipr>..\..\bin\c ipr_dir.c
Compiling ipr_dir.c…
ipr_dir.c
ipr_dir.c(683) : error C2275: 'icl_shortstr_t' : illegal use of this type as an
expression
c:\usr\local\OpenAMQ-1.4a2\include\icl.h(4715) : see declaration of 'icl
_shortstr_t'
ipr_dir.c(683) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'copy
_path'

The previous problem had to do with C99 compliance
basicall if source code is compiled as C, declaration of variables (or may be declrations with typdefed types) cannot be done anywhere but in the beginning of the function body.

In the particular case ipr_dir — I just changed the icl and things worked.

I am pretty far along now, and have many executabels and libraries generated.

However I think I reached a roadblock that I simply
will not be able to fix.

It has to do again with C99 compliance and I think the gsl code generator will have to change.

I came across
amq_client_session
and I am getting the same error

But the code causing it does not come from the icl fail
instead it is generated from amq_client.asl

And it looks like the declarations done right in the beginning
of functions — but they are not, because there is one or several macros.

For example, in the snipped below — code declaring
*content pointer does not compile (and if I try to compile with TP — meaning as C++, the erros are in the fact that memory allocation routines are are returning * void but it is being assigned to char* (and it is also generated code))

int
amq_client_session_wait (
amq_client_session_t * self, // Reference to object
int timeout // Timeout, in milliseconds
)
{
int
rc = 0; // Return code

#if (defined (BASE_ANIMATE) || defined (BASE_ANIMATE_AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION) || defined (BASE_ANIMATE_AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION_WAIT))
if (amq_client_session_animating)
icl_console_print ("<amq_client_session_wait_start"
#if (defined (BASE_THREADSAFE))
" thread=\"%pp\""
#endif
" self=\"%pp\""
" timeout=\"%i\""
"/>"
#if (defined (BASE_THREADSAFE))
, apr_os_thread_current ()
#endif
, self, timeout);
#endif

#if (defined (BASE_TRACE) || defined (BASE_TRACE_AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION) || defined (BASE_TRACE_AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION_WAIT))
icl_trace_record (NULL, amq_client_session_dump, 3);
#endif

#if (defined (BASE_STATS) || defined (BASE_STATS_AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION) || defined (BASE_STATS_AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION_WAIT))
icl_stats_inc ("amq_client_session_wait", &s_amq_client_session_wait_stats);
#endif

AMQ_CLIENT_SESSION_ASSERT_SANE (self);

This would be a good time to publish any pending chrono contents
amq_content_basic_t
*content;

So if somebody can help with this — I think I am pretty close