Re: nspr vs firefox nspr on win32

Hi,

> For most applications I recommend the "WIN95" configuration, which is
> also what Firefox uses.  Just configure NSPR with the
thank you for your answer. It seems JSS is only build with WINNT nspr build. 
Have you considered merging NSPR into one build, so it is compatible with 
both NT and Win32 build. For example with late binding (LoadLibrary, etc ... 
for CancelIO functions). Well perhaps too much of the performance penalty.


It seems firefox is dropping support for win9x. According to 
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox3/Firefox_Requirements. But latest nightly 
build of Firefox 3.0 still uses nspr win9x.

Is there another reason for that, since nsprNT is better, faster :) ? What I 
wonder is there a reason why you prefer win32 aka win9x build over NT for 
most applications. Besides unsupported win9x support :).

Matej Spiller-Muys