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#299 fixed "URAS" playlist format support ph3-der-loewe ph3-der-loewe
Description

Support for the "URAS" playlist format should be added.

The format is XML based and in some aspects similar to XSPF.

#271 fixed %llX-format (long long) is not supported by Windows' C Runtime stephanj ph3-der-loewe
Description
emul_gopher.c: In function 'scb_status_txt':
emul_gopher.c:132:10: warning: unknown conversion type character 'l' in format [
-Wformat]
emul_gopher.c:132:10: warning: unknown conversion type character 'l' in format [
-Wformat]
emul_gopher.c:132:10: warning: unknown conversion type character 'l' in format [
-Wformat]
emul_gopher.c:132:10: warning: unknown conversion type character 'l' in format [
-Wformat]
emul_gopher.c:132:10: warning: too many arguments for format [-Wformat-extra-arg
s]
emul_gopher.c: In function '_aprintf':
emul_gopher.c:634:6: warning: variable 'ret' set but not used [-Wunused-but-set-
variable]
#337 fixed +fork support for win32 ph3-der-loewe ph3-der-loewe
Description

"+fork" support works by using two key features of a modern OS: fork and Unix Sockets. Both is not available on win32. A workaround to this should be created. Here is how the workaround could work:

  1. Find a unused port.
  2. Start a server in background listening on that port (--tcp --port $PORT --bind localhost)[0]
  3. Set future address of server in server_name.
  4. Wait for server to start up.
  5. Connect to server_name.
  6. Use the connection.
  7. Send TERMINATE on disconnect (only starting connection) before QUIT.

Not that every step is subject to multiple race condition which are out of our control on win32.

Just for the understanding here is how the normal "+fork" mode works:

  1. Fork and start the server using --no-listen and --client-fh.
  2. Use the connection as with other server types.

[0] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/20y988d2.aspx

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