On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Gerald Richter wrote:
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> The problem is the following warning:
> epmain.c(325) : warning C4113: 'int (__cdecl *)(struct sv *,struct magic *)'
> differs in parameter lists from 'int (__cdecl *)(struct interpreter *,struct
> sv *,struct magic *)'
>
> The reason lies in the line 55 and the following function defines in
> epmacro.h:
>
> int EMBPERL_mgGet##name (pTHX_ SV * pSV, MAGIC * mg) \
>
> For a threaded Perl 5.6.0 pTHX_ gets declared correct so that it takes the
> Perl context. For ActiveState this should be the same (see man perlguts at
> the end), but as the warning shows us, it isn't. To work correctly pTHX_
> must be defined as " struct interpreter * ". I guess there is some define
> that is missing, which would cause the right #if in perl.h where all this
> stuff is setup.
>
> Maybe it would be enought to add a
>
> #define pTHX_ struct interpreter *
>
> at the top of epnames.h.
>
> Hope this helps a little bit (I send a copy to [EMAIL PROTECTED], maybe
> somebody there has more ideas)
Hi Gerald,
I'll try that tonight - thanks.
> P.S. You and Matt talked about a lot of objects that you had to add manualy.
> What exactly was neccessary to do? Maybe I have an idea how to fix this,
> because I had played a some time around when I made the first version of
> Embperl to compile on Win32.
For me, this had to do with some missing symbols in building
libapreq of a while ago (although as Matt mentioned, he didn't
find this recently for libapreq, so things may have changed
since I tried it). However, there are some missing in AxKit.
These symbols don't appear in ApacheModulePerl.lib, as built
by mod_perl, so what seems to be required is to link in the
*.obj files of the mod_perl build individually. It does
seem a bit strange ... Did you initially find a similar
problem with Embperl?
best regards,
randy
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