from init_server() to start_server(), and service startup next to its
Unix equivalent disassoc(). This way, threading is always initialized
after daemonizing, which is simpler and more portable.
The secondary command line processing was adding significant
complexity for minimial gain. Now all the command line arguments
can be prequalified during the installation of the service.
(service_main) [_WIN32]: Move the initialization (init_server())
so logerror() will go to the file instead of stderr.
(main,service_main,empth_exit) [_WIN32]: Add daemon flag.
Separate the debug_flag into two separate flags, one for
debugging (debug) and controlling the daemon processing
(daemon).
(main): Call loginit() later, after emp_config(). Previously, the
program logged to the default datadir until emp_config().
(init_server, start_sever): Split start_server() into initialization
and actual startup. Move initialization before disassoc().
(main, init_server): Log server startup only after initialization is
complete.
evil, and ought to be fixed. In particular, it chokes on this file,
because it includes Windows specific headers. Which is fine, as the
file is compiled only under Windows.
Quick band-aid: wrap the file contents in #ifdef _WIN32.
Add Windows Service to the server.
This includes adding install service and remove service option.
Move the start code from main to separate function.
Make close_files() and loc_NT_Term() global.
Move disassoc() to be earlier in the startup sequence.
