Hey
Some of the exported header files in include/ rely on defines that IMHO, they
better not.
For example, include/libssh2.h checks for LIBSSH2_WIN32 and LIBSSH2_DARWIN,
and it even does some typedefs and assumes the presence of long or or __int64
based on them! (Currently, the file size in sftp is the only place that needs
the int64_t type provided externally.)
I would like us to make the exported header files not depend on any defines
set in the (internal) libssh2 build process, at least unless those defines are
in a header file that also gets installed so that applications that include
these headers get the correct defines set.
If the header files really need to act differently due to different operating
systems or compilers or whatever, we should use the "correct" defines to base
such conditions on:
http://predef.sourceforge.net/
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Received on 2006-11-11