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@uweseimet i can’t see BSD setup instructions on the linked wiki page. Are they in fact on a different page? (BTW I added back notes about AIBOM and Gamernium board types to that page. I don’t know if you removed them by mistake?) can you please remind be about the purpose of BSD support? Is this about running a BSD OS with GPIO on RPi hardware? |
These instructions have been commented out for ages, haven't they? But I might have missed something there. The NetBSD instructions are on https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/wiki/Compilation-Instructions.
The purpose is to be able to compile and test piscsi also on BSD and macos. This is possible now, see the testing_macos_compile branch. In addition, using other platforms for compiling the sources ensures portability. In addition, you can run scsictl on other platforms and connect remotely to piscsi. I sometimes do this with my PC. My guess is that to run at least scsictl on a Windows PC (with the required libraries like protobuf installed) might be possible in the future. Or to run the unit tests on Windows. One of the changes (the missing cast) was actually a minor bug. |
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Nitpick, but I guess you used 4 spaces for indentation here instead of the tabs that the rest of this file uses?
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Ah, is this because a new stylistic rule about using spaces instead of tabs for indentation?
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That's because of the Eclipse formatter. Spaces is the target format, but I don't yet want to reformat everything.
I suggest to have github ignore whitespaces, which can be configured when reviewing diffs.
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Yes, that's related to the C++ style ticket.
Tested with FreeBSD 14.0 and NetBSD 10.0, also see BSD setup instructions on https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/wiki/Setup-Instructions.