| Re: [paho-dev] paho.mqtt.c library status |
We've just set up a Mattermost (open source Slack clone) channel:
https://mattermost.eclipse.
org/eclipse/channels/paho not everyone has joined yet. As far as the C client goes, I am the main developer so far...
Ian
On 02/02/2017 12:41 PM, Otavio Piske wrote:
Ian,
thanks. I have been looking at the Ant file to help me prepare the CMake PRs. I have been trying to keep it somewhat similar to that.
The TLS tests will be a bit more complicated, indeed. I am still exploring what to do in this case. One idea I have in mind for that is to create a separate axis in the CI (matrix) and inject the TLS configuration only on those specific tests. I'd like to provide a way that it's possible to use both the existing configuration (iot.eclipse.org) as well others. I believe the resulting CMake file would be simpler to maintain in this case (since there would be no test orchestration within it).
For the Windows build on AppVeyor, it is currently building w/ Visual Studio 2015. The only difference is that it is currently using nmake instead of Visual Studio solution files to do the build (which uses msbuild, I believe). I also exploring a bit here, but I would like to contribute w/ something that allows it to iterate over different build environments as provided by AppVeyor and that executes the same tests as those in Linux/OS X.
Obs.: is there an IRC channel or similar for Paho development that I should/could join to possibly discuss this and interact more w/ the developers?
Kind regards
On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 11:09 AM, Ian Craggs <icraggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.--uk > wrote:
______________________________P.S. I still want to have a Windows build that uses Visual Studio, and runs on AppVeyor running the tests. I think, although you can say I don't have proof, that Windows users will want to primarily build with the MicroSoft tools.
Ian
On 02/02/2017 09:57 AM, Ian Craggs wrote:
Otavio,
that's really great - that was next on my to do list.
I was just getting the standard Make working properly on Travis CI. The base Make is working now, but not the tests, but I can get that working by calling Ant.
The biggest hurdle is with the TLS tests as I created a special Mosquitto configuration. The Mosquitto running that config is on iot.eclipse.org, but is not visible outside the eclipse.org domain. We could run that somewhere else, or open the ports or change the tests/configuration.
Ian
On 02/02/2017 09:31 AM, Otavio Piske wrote:
Hello,
The CMake build does not build the tests, indeed. Since I offered to help w/ the CMake bits on the project, I would like to provide a brief update on that.
I am currently working on a set of PRs for the CMake build so that it builds and runs the tests. I have tied this to a Travis CI job and it currently builds the code and runs the unit tests. At the moment test1, test2, test4 and test6 pass; test3 and test5 fail and test8 and test9 timeout on Linux [1]. I intend to have the same on both OS X (although progress has been slow due to recent instabilities on Travis) as well as Windows (using AppVeyor [2]).
It's on very initial state but if anyone is interested on those CMake patches, the code for that is available on cmake-tests-travis and cmake-tests-appveyor branches on my repository https://github.com/orpiske/paho.mqtt.c .
[1] https://travis-ci.org/orpiske/paho.mqtt.c/jobs/197570591
[2] https://ci.appveyor.com/project/orpiske/paho-mqtt-c
Kind regards
On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 1:15 AM, Guilherme Maciel Ferreira <guilherme.maciel.ferreira@gmail.com > wrote:
Hello Sylvain,
2017-01-30 7:14 GMT-06:00 Sylvain Miermont <sylvain.miermont@xxxxxxxxx>:
> There were targets in the deprecated Makefile to build test files and
> specifically stuff in 'test/ssl'. Using the new build system, I didn't find
> ways to build those examples. This would be helpful for SSL troubleshooting.
>
With the Autotools build you can use:
$ make check
However, as far as I know, the current CMake scripts do not build the
test directory.
Best regards,
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