I'm working on building the proxy for Windows. I'm using mingw and building under Linux but notice that the agent seems to be designed for Visual Studio - I'd much prefer to use mingw than VS but does anyone have any opinion on the "right way" to do it?
Under mingw I have everything compiling except proxy.c, which needs a small amount of work to duplicate the service install/remove code from the agent and maybe organise the flow of code a bit if required.
I did try Cygwin but i think it's the wrong way to do it. It compiled after a small amount of hackery but wouldn't run.
Is anyone working on this already? i've only spent a few hours on it so far and don't want to spend any significant amount of time if someone is already doing it...
Under mingw I have everything compiling except proxy.c, which needs a small amount of work to duplicate the service install/remove code from the agent and maybe organise the flow of code a bit if required.
I did try Cygwin but i think it's the wrong way to do it. It compiled after a small amount of hackery but wouldn't run.
Is anyone working on this already? i've only spent a few hours on it so far and don't want to spend any significant amount of time if someone is already doing it...
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