On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > Gerald
> > - do you just write .def files by hand?
> >
>
> Yes, it is very simple. Here is an example from a project I have made some
> time ago. It exports one symbol:
Thanks very much for the explanations - that helps understanding
this ... In looking up some details of this on VC++, I tried building
a static mod_perl lib (using the unaltered sources), and linking
this lib in with AxKit. This worked, in that it found all the
symbols, and the supplied tests passed. So perhaps an alternative
to changing any of the sources is to supply within mod_perl an
additional ApacheModulePerlStatic.dsp that can be used to build a static
mod_perl lib when needed for things like AxKit and libapreq (possibly).
One advantage of having the two is that the ApacheModulePerl.lib
in the usual mod_perl build is about 3 kB (and this is all that's
needed for mod_perl itself), while the static mod_perl lib is
about 960 kB.
best regards,
randy
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