This commit changes many aspect of our cmake build system
- shared libraries are compiled by default:
* this modifies RPATH of unix executables;
* this will prevent a lot of linking issues, esp. from pascal world;
* the old behaviour (static libs) is still available with -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=off;
* of course in this case you have to provide the full list of dependencies with FPFLAGS and CMAKE_C_FLAGS;
- pascal is now fully integrated with cmake, meaning you can just do add_sources and use CMAKE_Pascal_FLAGS:
* some of the language features are only partially implemented, for example .inc files will not get rebuilt if you modify them;
* target_link_libraries for pascal targets is just dummy as linking is determined within pascal files;
* universal builds for osx are not available any more;
- bundled libraries and system libraries are addressed using the target name:
* this avoids depedency tracking;
* this allows to name output as we wish.
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables, OverloadedStrings #-}
module NetRoutines where
import Network.Socket
import Control.Concurrent.Chan
import Data.Time
import Control.Monad
import Data.Unique
-----------------------------
import CoreTypes
import Utils
import RoomsAndClients
acceptLoop :: Socket -> Chan CoreMessage -> IO ()
acceptLoop servSock chan = forever $
do
(sock, sockAddr) <- Network.Socket.accept servSock
clientHost <- sockAddr2String sockAddr
currentTime <- getCurrentTime
sendChan' <- newChan
uid <- newUnique
let newClient =
(ClientInfo
uid
sendChan'
sock
clientHost
currentTime
""
""
False
False
0
lobbyId
0
False
False
False
False
False
False
False
Nothing
Nothing
0
)
writeChan chan $ Accept newClient
return ()