Thanks Michael. Judging from Mr. Minessale's remark I appeared insulting or at the least too demanding. No insult was intended. I was happy running two sequential builds to receive a result. But my best laid plan was providing to many unknowns. I know there are an endless number of build configurations maybe a posted weekly compiled build (VS2008?) would level the playing field. I will try to find a single processor machine and compare the results. P.S. Hot off the compiler. I just pulled rev 10141 on my quad using VS2008 the first run produced 91 errors and 155 warnings. The second run produced 0 errors and 0 warnings with: Build: 69 succeeded, 0 failed, 50 up-to-date, 6 skipped, About an hour earlier (and a previous build) I could not get past compiler errors in libaprutil, FreeSwitchCoreLib and mod_event_socket. But assuming sequential compiles create a valid result you responce has laid it's hands on the problem and it is healed. Bob On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Michael Jerris <mike@jerris.com> wrote:
I just built current trunk (rev 10140) with no problems. As we develop on many different platforms and compilers are not consistent in the rules they enforce there are often specific revisions that do not compile on one platform or another. We are constantly building on all the different platforms and its rare to have a total build failure on any one platform for more than a day. I am not aware of any race condition in the build. Is there a bug for this reported on the bug tracker at http://jira.freeswitch.org ? Mike
On Oct 24, 2008, at 12:30 PM, Anthony Minessale wrote:
Looks like you qualify for our "double-your-money-back" guarantee.
Don't know about anyone else but your email sounds pretty ungrateful. You may want to read it again before you press send next time.
Since you seem pretty knowledgeable about the problem maybe you could work on fixing the issue and contribute the fix back.
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Robert Clayton <rjcajax@gmail.com> wrote:
All,
The race conditions building Windows FreeSwitch on a multiprocessor or at least quad core was never fixed. But I had found that running the same build sequentially often appeared to work. Alas I have been grabbing the build multiple times daily for a month now and have never gotten VS2008 to build with out error. Yet since one never knows which revision last compiled properly for the Windows developers the trial and error method really proves nothing and I guess succeeded in the past only by luck. My last build which appeared to work was revision 9641 on 9/19/08.
Is there anyway that the revisions of the sugcessful builds be noted or even better the successful windows builds be made available?
Bob
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