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Jakub Zeman: I started porting firbird 2.0 RC4 to MAC OS X. After fixing build system I discovered few following problems: - Get ALL mount points - src/jrd/iscfile.cpp - bool Mnt::get - line 1651 This problem is 'as designed'. I've reworked that file for linux in order to avoid massive BOFs, but I could not write (and test) cases for various OSs. All unixes use 'slightly' different interface to get information about mounted filesystems. Someone (you?) should rewrite part of code, concerning OS X.
Have a look at linux part of code in order to get an idea what to do. Feel free to ask questions when needed. Hi Alex, I started to port the Mnt::get to OS X and I'm wondering what for is this used. As I understand from Linux implementation you just get the mount point device (and only if there is ':') and root filesystem. I guess that root filesystem is on all UNIXES the same '/' and why do you need to know on what device is it mounted? Jakub Alex Peshkov wrote: Jakub Zeman: I started porting firbird 2.0 RC4 to MAC OS X.
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After fixing build system I discovered few following problems: - Get ALL mount points - src/jrd/iscfile.cpp - bool Mnt::get - line 1651 This problem is 'as designed'. I've reworked that file for linux in order to avoid massive BOFs, but I could not write (and test) cases for various OSs. All unixes use 'slightly' different interface to get information about mounted filesystems. Someone (you?) should rewrite part of code, concerning OS X. Have a look at linux part of code in order to get an idea what to do. Feel free to ask questions when needed.
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Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job easier Download IBM WebSphere Application Server v.1.0.1 based on Apache Geronimo Firebird-Devel mailing list, web interface at. Jakub Zeman: Hi AlexI started to port the Mnt::get to OS X and I'm wondering what for is this used. As I understand from Linux implementation you just get the mount point device (and only if there is ':') and root filesystem. I guess that root filesystem is on all UNIXES the same '/' and why do you need to know on what device is it mounted?
All this is done in order to prevent opening of database in NFS mounted filesystem. Root may be also NFS - there is a way to boot Unix from NFS root. In this case database should not be located in / filesystem.
But this doesn't mean that you can't open database in any place - local filesystem may be mounted on a directory in NFS root. Attachments: Hi all, I fixed firebird 2.0 RC4 for MAC OS X. You will need following tools: - XCode 2.3 or 2.4 (I didn't test this with earlier versions) - GNU autoconf - GNU automake - GNU libtool patch -p1.
One of the developers must review it, I want to take a look because I have a 2.0 build on MacOS Intel working. And RC4 and RC5 cannot be compiled on Mac OS X Intel or PPC without this patch.
I used gcc 4.0.1 from XCode 2.3. we have the conference at the end of the week. So most of us are a little busy at the moment. So if you could show a little patience it would be appreciated. Thank you for explanation. I will be in Firebird Conference in Prague so I hope I'll have chance to discuss OS X port with somebody.