Brad, > If we add APR_DECLARE() to the prototype, it will cause this function > to be included in the export list. Since this is a NetWare specific API > similar to the Unix specific API (apr_unix_setup_time()), I'm not sure > that we want to expose this function outside of APR. If applications > writers call either of these functions, they cease to be platform > independent. Is there a reason why either of these functions should be > exposed outside of APR? hmm, I found this while on the svn port; I tried to link with libprews.o which uses this function, so I looked it up and found the difference between prototype and function... its probably better to write my own libprews code without using this function....
for now I have linked apr statically; also because we cant deal with 2 apr in the same address space, and I'm not sure yet with svn how its designed: while the sources seems to come with the 2.0.49 APR 0.9.5 tag, the mod_authz_svn module seems to be for Apache 2.1.... thanks, Guenter.
