Re: gsasl 0.2.28rc1

[Adam Strzelecki]

> I generated a new daily snapshot with all of the recent work in it.
> Adam, could you check that you can take this tar archive and build  
> it on
> a Windows machine with VS?

There was *lib/win32/include/unistd.h* (zero bytes) file in my GIT  
patch, it is actually necessary, so you may create one with following  
content (we got same file in libidn @ win32/include too):
----- CUT -----
/* Dummy file to satisfy source file dependencies on Windows platform */
----- CUT -----
.. so it won't be zero bytes and so won't bother anyone.

Once the file is there I think you can release 0.2.28.

And BTW. you've stripped README.win32 from gsasl/lib (you did the same  
with my libidn patch). I don't mind it, but for Windows developers it  
isn't obvious that they need to have Perl installed (perl isn't  
present on Windows by default) and it isn't obvious that the project  
is Visual Studio 2005 format, note that different Visual Studio  
project versions are not compatible, but newer VS can import older  
versions' projects. So some rookie pure Windows developers may feel  
lost what to do, so it would be cool to somehow bring back those  
readmes in any form.

Cheers & good nite,
--
Adam Strzelecki