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redtyphoon · 09-03-11, 02:08 PM

Most of the code should be fine, I've done my best to keep it to standards. The only place where I think there may be trouble is in files.cpp

The files.cpp module tries to find OpenSSN's data files and checks a couple of different places, including the current working directory. Since files are organized differently on Windows than Linux/BSD this function might bomb. I think it will still compile, but it might not return the correct location. Everything else is pretty vanilla.

09-03-11, 02:08 PM	#5
redtyphoon Sailor man Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 45 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Porting Most of the code should be fine, I've done my best to keep it to standards. The only place where I think there may be trouble is in files.cpp The files.cpp module tries to find OpenSSN's data files and checks a couple of different places, including the current working directory. Since files are organized differently on Windows than Linux/BSD this function might bomb. I think it will still compile, but it might not return the correct location. Everything else is pretty vanilla.