Dear Mike,
You can find useful information on libssh's failure to build below
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.csound.devel/27287
It seems that libssh's 0.6.3 pthread.c was written against an aging pthread header, so I've attached a patch.
You can also try solving the problem the other way around (which is not recommended) just to see what happens. I have included a patch for mingw32 that restores the obsolete structure. If you are brave enough to test it, remember not to apply (to un-patch) the first patch. The two patches are mutually exclusive.
-George
On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 9:01 PM, George Trakatelis <trakatelis@uom.edu.gr> wrote:
Dear Mike,
You can find useful information on libssh's failure to build below
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.csound.devel/27287
It seems that libssh's 0.6.3 pthread.c was written against an aging pthread header, so I've attached a patch.
You can also try solving the problem the other way around (which is not recommended) just to see what happens. I have included a patch for mingw32 that restores the obsolete structure. If you are brave enough to test it, remember not to apply (to un-patch) the first patch. The two patches are mutually exclusive.
-George
Dear George,
Thank you very much. I applied libssh-0.6.3-pthread.c.patch and it libssh built successfully.
(I had trouble applying it using cygwin git/patch, and using SourceTree (SourceTree crashed.) So I modified the filepaths, I've attached the modified version.)
I have further details to share about compiling libssh with Unicode support. I will post those details to bug #566.
-Mike#2
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George Trakatelis -
Michael DePaulo