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Support for other platforms? #1

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frontierpsycho opened this issue Oct 3, 2019 · 5 comments
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Support for other platforms? #1

frontierpsycho opened this issue Oct 3, 2019 · 5 comments

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@frontierpsycho
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I'm trying to use this on Linux and MacOS, but I see there's only a build script for Windows. Has it been tested on other platforms? Are there any plans to support Linux/MacOS?

If not, could you give pointers on how to add support?

Thanks.

@fkollmann
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Hi! Let me look into this. I had no experience with CGO previously, which changed over the last few months. I want to make sure the Windows and CGO implementation are as similar as possible. Please feel free to check back by the end of the week. Best Regards, Felix

@fkollmann fkollmann mentioned this issue Oct 7, 2019
@fkollmann
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Fixed in v0.2.0

@frontierpsycho
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Hey @fkollmann, that is fantastic, thank you so much!

One more thing, though: my issue on Linux (and Mac, but I'm guessing any Linux solution will be compatible with MacOS) is that I'm not sure how to build xdelta as an .so library. The regular xdelta build process seems to produce an executable alone. For Windows you had included the build_windows.bat script, on Linux, is there an easy way to build xdelta that I missed?

Again, thanks so much!

@fkollmann
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Hi, you don‘t need a native library on macOS and Linux. (I fixed the readme.) Best Regards, Felix

@frontierpsycho
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Alright, perfect, thanks!

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