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• File tests/TestsAppDelegate.m — part of check-in [cb1fd0fbb8] at 2022-10-22 14:16:06 on branch appletalk — Add OFDDPSocket (user: js, size: 11063) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using] [more...]

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• File tests/TestsAppDelegate.m — part of check-in [0b4f713964] at 2022-10-30 18:58:13 on branch trunk — Remove AppleTalk support again

  It seems that neither Windows nor macOS support DDP sockets, but only
  the layers on top, while neither Linux nor NetBSD support the layers on
  top, but only provide DDP.

  It seems that DDP is not meant to be used directly, while Linux and
  NetBSD only provide the minimum to use netatalk, which is DDP. ObjFW
  would need to use the layers on top on Windows and macOS and implement
  those layers itself on Linux and NetBSD. This also means that no code
  would be shared between Linux / NetBSD and Windows / macOS, as it's
  impossible to have one implementation that works for everything. At this
  point, the effort required doesn't make sense. (user: js, size: 11005) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]

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	[self UNIXStreamSocketTests];
# endif
# ifdef OF_HAVE_IPX
	[self IPXSocketTests];
	[self SPXSocketTests];
	[self SPXStreamSocketTests];
# endif
# ifdef OF_HAVE_APPLETALK
	[self DDPSocketTests];
# endif
	[self kernelEventObserverTests];
#endif
#ifdef OF_HAVE_THREADS
	[self threadTests];
#endif
	[self URITests];
#if defined(OF_HAVE_SOCKETS) && defined(OF_HAVE_THREADS)

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	[self UNIXStreamSocketTests];
# endif
# ifdef OF_HAVE_IPX
	[self IPXSocketTests];
	[self SPXSocketTests];
	[self SPXStreamSocketTests];
# endif



	[self kernelEventObserverTests];
#endif
#ifdef OF_HAVE_THREADS
	[self threadTests];
#endif
	[self URITests];
#if defined(OF_HAVE_SOCKETS) && defined(OF_HAVE_THREADS)