The reason why is because of the limitations of the Code Warrior IDE. At this point we are forced to use the Code Warrior IDE and build everything with a project file rather than a MAKE file. The Code Warrior IDE and the project files are not as robust as some others. I have yet to figure out how to run an external build process (ie. .BAT, AWK, Perl, etc.) from within the project file itself. This is causing me a problem with APR.H also since this header file is generated through configure on most platforms or simply copied or rename in the case of Windows through the use of a batch file that is run from the MSVC project. I may have to resort to a prebuild script that the developer has to manually run before starting the IDE and building the project. But for the time being, I have bigger fish to fry just trying to get APR working on NetWare. :)
thanks, Brad >>> Cliff Woolley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Monday, August 27, 2001 9:20:00 PM >>> On 28 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > bnicholes 01/08/27 17:30:45 > > Added: misc/netware pre_nw.h aprlib.imp aprlib.def > Log: > Added some NetWare specific misc files > > 1.1 apr/misc/netware/aprlib.imp > > Index: aprlib.imp > =================================================================== > apr_stat, > apr_shutdown, > apr_bind, > apr_listen, >... Whoa.... Why can't make_exports.awk (or some derivative that'll output a Netware-friendly-commaified version) take care of this? It was always such a PITA to maintain this stuff in version control. It was _constantly_ out-of-date. Why won't an auto-generated version work here? --Cliff -------------------------------------------------------------- Cliff Woolley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Charlottesville, VA
