On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Gerald Richter wrote: > When you get asked for ApacheCore.lib, anwser with the full > path (includeing filename) to libhttpd.lib e.g. > > C:\Programme\Apache2\bin\libhttpd.lib > > then it should work, but I didn't have tested it yet
I tried this, and it started compiling OK, but then there were a couple of problems (this is on Embperl-2.0b8, with ActivePerl 8xx and Apache 2.0.43) .... - epinit.c and epio.c both couldn't find errno - I defined errno as (*_errno()) (as in Win32's errno.h) , just to get past this; - in the ProviderApOutFilter_Callback function in epapfilter.c, Win32 didn't like the apr_bucket_read() call at about line 218; it complained about the wrong number of arguments to PerlIO_read. I commented this call out, which isn't the right thing to do, but just to get past this; - the compilation succeeded, and after adding in by hand libapr.lib and libaprutil.lib, everything linked fine. However, in running the tests, an unhandled exception in the perl58.dll occured for the first test (an access violation) in off-line mode. The same thing occurred with and without libxml2 support. In trying to run the tests under Apache, a similar access viloation occurred - there were a few things needed beforehand to get it to this point though - - in Embperl.pm, insert a 'use Apache2' at around line 69, for use under mod_perl 2, - in test/conf/httpd.conf.src, comment out at about line 100 the LockFile directive, - in test/conf/startup.pl, insert a 'use Apache2' at around line 34, for mod_perl 2, - in blib/arch/auto/Embperl/, copy Embperl.dll to Embperl.so, - in Makefile.PL, at around line 71, change the 'name' associated with mod_actions.c to 'actions_module' -- best regards, randy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
