On 2015-03-17 4:19 PM, Josh Matthews wrote:
On 2015-03-17 3:49 PM, Josh Matthews wrote:
On 2015-03-15 7:15 PM, cgrdocume...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, March 14, 2015 at 8:26:45 PM UTC-4, wpga...@ncsu.edu wrote:
Thanks Josh! I will take a look at trying to use a previous version
of WebSocket, and see if a previous version will be able to compile
with the hyper included in the current servo setup.
I saw the posts about the upgrade as well, so hopefully when that
happens, the integration can be upgraded too.
On Friday, March 13, 2015 at 9:56:53 AM UTC-7, Josh Matthews wrote:
Oh, and the second answer I mentioned is that we're in the process of
upgrading our version of rustc right now, so soon we'll be able to use
more recent versions of both hyper and rust-websocket.
On 2015-03-12 1:01 PM, William Galliher wrote:
Hello Servo devs,
We are a team trying to implement the current Rust WebSocket
project in to
servo, and we have run in to a bit of a problem. Rust Websocket
0.10.5
(current version) relies on Hyper 0.3.0. Unfortunately, Hyper 0.3.0
relies
on some modules in Rust that don't seem to be present in the
current servo
rust version. One, for example, is std::net::SocketAddr, another is
std::marker::PhantomData. Before we attempted to upgrade the
version of
Rust that servo is using, however, we were advised to contact the
list and
see if you all had any advice or help with getting hyper 0.3.0 to
compile
in the current servo build.
Thanks so much!
William Galliher
Alright, after modifying WebSocket to use the hyper on the servo git,
we are having problems now with bswap 0.1.8, another dependency, not
compiling now. Going to keep trying to compile and we will see what
happens.
As a side note, however, do we have a date on the rustc upgrade? It is
fairly important for our project, and since we are a class team, we
want to communicate to our teacher on expectations of progress.
For what it's worth, the rust upgrade now compiles and passes a lot of
automated tests, and you might be able to build your changes on top of
it. You can find it on the rustup_20150311 branch:
https://github.com/servo/servo/commits/rustup_20150311 .
Cheers,
Josh
I spoke too soon, sorry. Any tests that involve HTTP appear to be
hanging, which would make your work much more difficult at this stage :)
The branch should be usable for your work now, as the HTTP mystery has
been resolved.
Cheers,
Josh
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