On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 7:56 AM, Steffen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Still, no-go, the same with 1520850 (today), does not find any deps folder > and errors/stops with "APR include directory not correct". > > Building httpd, with apr 1.4 and apr-util 1.5 and following the readme. > > He does not find all the deps folders, apr, libxml2, pcre etc. Which I > build manual, except apr and apr-util, because I expect that apr and > apr-util is build when I do a httpd cmake build ? > The cmake build for httpd doesn't build any support libraries; it assumes they are built already. I have two different samples now, at http://people.apache.org/~trawick/cmake/, which provide hints on how to put everything together, since we don't have a typical-user-build-everything script yet. One is a Makefile and one is a .cmd script. The Makefile lets you build everything OR build/rebuild selected packages; the .cmd script only goes from start to finish (or until failure) and doesn't let you rebuild anything. > In the readme: ....is installed to a different directory than httpd .... > AND ... is found in the default location .. For me it says that there is > a > default place it is looking ? And what is the directory httpd ? > By "installed" it refers to having been built and the binaries installed. If for example you build/install PCRE to c:/XXX with -DCMAKE_BUILD_PREFIX=c:/XXX and you also build/install httpd to c:/XXX with the same CMAKE_BUILD_PREFIX, then PCRE will be found automatically. > So I placed the in httpd src tree, no go. Also no go when placed in > httpd/srclib > > Question is, Where do I put them, where is the default place ? > There's no default for the source of PCRE (or any other support library) since the cmake lists only build one individual project. (Building the whole batch is a job for something else, that does the task of the examples at http://people.apache.org/~trawick/cmake/.) > Please give me the command line which build httpd including apr apr-util. > And which does not have a -Dincludes, just one that uses default > location(s). > To build everything you need a script or makefile that ties together the different builds, like the samples. HTH! > > > > From: Jeff Trawick > Sent: Tuesday, 3 September, 2013 13:27 > > To: Apache HTTP Server Development List > Subject: ************ Re: will anyone build httpd/apr with cmake on > Windows? > > > > ps. > Still no able to build with your current cmake files, errors that > apr/include is not correct. Asked Tom D for help. > > Was that when building httpd? Maybe it couldn't find an apr header file > with "arch" or "private" in the name? > > > -- > Born in Roswell... married an alien... > http://emptyhammock.com/ > -- Born in Roswell... married an alien... http://emptyhammock.com/
