Looking for porting account on AIX and others

[Joerg Schilling-3]

Hi,

the next final release for cdrtools is close and I am of course
interested in giving the best possible. I unfortunately did not have
access to some pf the supported platforms for a long time and it
seems that AIX may be the most important platform from this list.

Is there somebody who is able to give me ssh login access to an AIX
machine with a compiler ready?

BTW: this is the current porting situation:

        SunOS   (SunOS-3.x & SunOS-4.x) Test machine ready
        Solaris (SunOS-5.x) Test machine ready
        AIX ---
        Apollo Domain ---
        AmigaOS ---
        ATARI MiNT ---
        BeOS ---
        BSD-OS ---
        FreeBSD Test machine ready
        NetBSD Test machine ready
        OpenBSD Test machine ready
        DragonFlyBSD Test machine ready
        DG-UX ---
        GNU-Hurd ---
        Cygwin on win32 Test machine ready
        Cygwin on win64 Test machine ready
        Max OS X Test machine ready
        Haiku Test machine ready
        HP-UX Test machine ready (10.20 % 11.11)
        IRIX ---
        Linux Test machine ready
        NextSTep ---
        OSF-1 (Digital UNIX) ---
        OS/2 ---
        SCO OpenServer Test machine ready
        SCO UnixWare Test machine ready
        Sony NEWS-OS ---
        Syllable Test machine ready
        QNX ---
        VMS ---
        Zeta Test machine ready

I would love to get porting access to systems that are marked with "---"

So there are other platforms that are also of interest.

Thank you in advance!

Jörg

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[Joerg Schilling-3]

Rob Bogus <rob23@...> wrote:

> >         Linux Test machine ready
> >  
> Which Linux? It runs on many CPUs, and at minimum x86_32, x86_64, SPARC
> and PPC are probably worth testing due to reasonable user base.
> Reasonable defined "more than Hurd" in this case.

If Linux is written internally in a way that could be called clean and
processor independent, then the processor independence of the portability
system in cdrtools should be sufficient to hide all specifics of other CPU
types.

Jörg

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