Dynamic winio selection for testsuite#613
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Mistuke merged 7 commits intohaskell:masterfrom May 3, 2026
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handling of the new recvBufMsgMIO is incorrect and dropped the `WSAEMSGSIZE` checks
mio needs to use safe calls where winio unsafe ones.
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@kazu-yamamoto can you think of a better way to do the configue check? this is the only thing I could think of. |
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@Mistuke I don't hit upon another solution. So, shall we merge this PR as is? |
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Yeah, I'll do it now |
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We need to know that the GHC being used is one with a fixed WinIO signal handling.
To do that we need to test a CPP macro and this is the only way I can think of, cabal doesn't have a way to do such dynamic flags as far as I know.
Also add a bunch of fixups to the accidental changes on MIO with the WINIO changes.