Ian, Eliot:
When you get a chance, could you please add the platform support code for Andreas' SqueakSSL plugin to the Squeak trunk and oscog branches? Source files attached. This is Andreas' work (not mine) but I have placed the files in directories to match the platforms tree structure.
Background:
There has been some interest recently in getting Andreas' SqueakSSL plugin incorporated into the standard VMs. For tracking purposes I opened an entry at http://bugs.squeak.org/view.php?id=7751.
Andreas' Smalltalk code is at http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL, and I have added this to the update map for trunk VMMaker. Ian, for the standard interpreter, you should be able to do "VMMaker updateFromServer" followed by "VMMakerTool forUnix" to have it added to your standard unix configuration. Eliot, you can add the plugin from http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL to your build recipe if you have not already done so.
The platform support code is at http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL. I made a copy of that code, rearranging the directories to match the structure of our SVN platforms tree, attached as SqueakSSL-platforms.tar.gz.
What needs to be done:
Ian: This is all new code that can simply be added to the repository without side effects. I can confirm that the unix code compiles, but I have not functionally tested it. There are compiler warnings when compiling -m64, and errors for --image64, but I expect that a 32 bit compile is probably OK. There is platform support code for unix, win32, and Mac OS. I think we can assume that win32 is in good shape, and that unix is probably OK. I don't know about the Mac OS code but we should check it in regardless, and follow up on any issues as needed. Overall I do expect that some type declarations will need to be tidied up, but we should start with Andreas' code unmodified and make any necessary patches as updates to that base.
Eliot: I think that the attached platforms code is more recent and more complete than what is currently in the oscog platforms tree. If so you can update your platforms code with the attached, which I believe is Andreas' most up to date work for SqueakSSLPlugin for unix, win32 and Mac OS.
Thanks, Dave
On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 7:12 PM, David T. Lewis lewis@mail.msen.com wrote:
Ian, Eliot:
When you get a chance, could you please add the platform support code for Andreas' SqueakSSL plugin to the Squeak trunk and oscog branches? Source files attached. This is Andreas' work (not mine) but I have placed the files in directories to match the platforms tree structure.
In progress, not checked in. I've integrated but so far only tested on Mac OS. Rather disappointing. Three errors, 1 failing test, 2 successes, and 8 expected failures. Anyone got any suggestions re the Mac support code or the tests?
Background:
There has been some interest recently in getting Andreas' SqueakSSL plugin incorporated into the standard VMs. For tracking purposes I opened an entry at http://bugs.squeak.org/view.php?id=7751.
Andreas' Smalltalk code is at http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL, and I have added this to the update map for trunk VMMaker. Ian, for the standard interpreter, you should be able to do "VMMaker updateFromServer" followed by "VMMakerTool forUnix" to have it added to your standard unix configuration. Eliot, you can add the plugin from http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSLto your build recipe if you have not already done so.
The platform support code is at http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL. I made a copy of that code, rearranging the directories to match the structure of our SVN platforms tree, attached as SqueakSSL-platforms.tar.gz.
What needs to be done:
Ian: This is all new code that can simply be added to the repository without side effects. I can confirm that the unix code compiles, but I have not functionally tested it. There are compiler warnings when compiling -m64, and errors for --image64, but I expect that a 32 bit compile is probably OK. There is platform support code for unix, win32, and Mac OS. I think we can assume that win32 is in good shape, and that unix is probably OK. I don't know about the Mac OS code but we should check it in regardless, and follow up on any issues as needed. Overall I do expect that some type declarations will need to be tidied up, but we should start with Andreas' code unmodified and make any necessary patches as updates to that base.
Eliot: I think that the attached platforms code is more recent and more complete than what is currently in the oscog platforms tree. If so you can update your platforms code with the attached, which I believe is Andreas' most up to date work for SqueakSSLPlugin for unix, win32 and Mac OS.
Thanks, Dave
On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 10:01:44AM -0700, Eliot Miranda wrote:
On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 7:12 PM, David T. Lewis lewis@mail.msen.com wrote:
Ian, Eliot:
When you get a chance, could you please add the platform support code for Andreas' SqueakSSL plugin to the Squeak trunk and oscog branches? Source files attached. This is Andreas' work (not mine) but I have placed the files in directories to match the platforms tree structure.
In progress, not checked in. I've integrated but so far only tested on Mac OS. Rather disappointing. Three errors, 1 failing test, 2 successes, and 8 expected failures. Anyone got any suggestions re the Mac support code or the tests?
Esteban:
Can you please take a look at the Mac sources for the SqueakSSLPlugin and see if they should be integrated into the Subversion repository for trunk and oscog?
Background and links to source are at http://bugs.squeak.org/view.php?id=7751
Eliot:
Ian incorporated the platforms sources for unix and win32 into trunk. I would suggest that you do the same. We may need to deal with Mac at a later time.
I do expect that updates will be required, as the plugin did not compile for -m64 when I tried that. But these are easy things to fix, let's capture the current state and move forward from there.
Dave
Background:
There has been some interest recently in getting Andreas' SqueakSSL plugin incorporated into the standard VMs. For tracking purposes I opened an entry at http://bugs.squeak.org/view.php?id=7751.
Andreas' Smalltalk code is at http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL, and I have added this to the update map for trunk VMMaker. Ian, for the standard interpreter, you should be able to do "VMMaker updateFromServer" followed by "VMMakerTool forUnix" to have it added to your standard unix configuration. Eliot, you can add the plugin from http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSLto your build recipe if you have not already done so.
The platform support code is at http://www.squeaksource.com/SqueakSSL. I made a copy of that code, rearranging the directories to match the structure of our SVN platforms tree, attached as SqueakSSL-platforms.tar.gz.
What needs to be done:
Ian: This is all new code that can simply be added to the repository without side effects. I can confirm that the unix code compiles, but I have not functionally tested it. There are compiler warnings when compiling -m64, and errors for --image64, but I expect that a 32 bit compile is probably OK. There is platform support code for unix, win32, and Mac OS. I think we can assume that win32 is in good shape, and that unix is probably OK. I don't know about the Mac OS code but we should check it in regardless, and follow up on any issues as needed. Overall I do expect that some type declarations will need to be tidied up, but we should start with Andreas' code unmodified and make any necessary patches as updates to that base.
Eliot: I think that the attached platforms code is more recent and more complete than what is currently in the oscog platforms tree. If so you can update your platforms code with the attached, which I believe is Andreas' most up to date work for SqueakSSLPlugin for unix, win32 and Mac OS.
Thanks, Dave
-- best, Eliot
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