On 2025. 06. 07. 14:10, Timofei Zhakov wrote:
On Sat, Jun 7, 2025 at 1:57 PM Peter Balogh <pe...@svnplus.com> wrote:
Hi,
Thank you, this combination did work
I needed the FindSerf.cmake and I used these commands
cmake --install out --prefix ins --config Debug
cmake -B out
-DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=..\vcpkg\scripts\buildsystems\vcpkg.cmake
-DAPR_ROOT=..\vcpkg\packages\apr_x64-windows
-DAPRUtil_ROOT=..\vcpkg\packages\apr-util_x64-windows
Now I have a debug subversion with debug serf running, thanks!
Is there a downside of the FindSerf.cmake change? Can it get merged to
trunk?
It sounds good to me. I don't see any problems with committing this to
svn's trunk.
Can I make a PR or something to get this merged? :) I'm not sure, what
the process is
Can the serf visual studio project be generated so it runs the install
command after a build?
I think the visual studio generator creates the INSTALL target, which
triggers installation, when built. Note: it wouldn't be built by F7
(build all) and needs explicit invocation. Also you can change install
dir using CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX.
Alternatively, nowadays, you can open any cmake project with visual
studio as an open folder, and it will automatically configure and
build it. It works pretty well for me. I'd recommend checking this
out.
Opening the folder did not work for me, it complained about Could NOT
find OpenSSL
Opening the out\Serf.sln solution works, but the Install build project
is not enabled by default, is there a way to make that enabled by default?
Is there a channel where these could be discussed more casually, like a
slack or a discord?
Best regards,
Peter
