<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am using BlueCat Linux distribution ported to an Internet Access
> Appliance. I am cross compiling it on Intel Platform for Hitachi-SH
> processor. So i cannot use any binary directly.
Ah, wow - very cool! Debian also has a port in the works for that
architecture, but unfortunately, I don't see any mod_dtcl packages
available yet. Wish I had some hardware like that to play with:-)
I have emailed one of the Debian guys to see if he can help me out at
all.
> >>I haven't had time to update everything to Tcl 8.4. I suggest
> >>that you try first with 8.3.4. Hopefully I will be able to get to
> >>this by next week.
>
> I will try with TCL 8.3.4 too but this shouldn't be reason for the
> problem i am facing.
No, of course not. Just out of curiousity, does it seem to compile ok
with 8.4 or are there a lot of warnings?
> >>Did you also add the corresponding AddModule line?
> Yes I did. Actually I added "so" module directly in modules.c file
> and the Makefile. After compiling http, "httpd -l" showed mod_so.
> >>You are sure that you are compiling against the correct version of
> >>Apache, and not any other older headers?
> Yes'day i tried with apache-1.3.22 but today even after trying with
> 1.3.27 version, httpd failed to start and gave the same error. I
> guess i am missing something in compilation. What could it be ?
Try using this in the makefile:
shared: $(OBJECTS) docs/documentation.html
$(TCL_SHLIB_LD) $(TCL_SHLIB_CFLAGS) -o $(SHLIB) $(OBJECTS) $(TCL_LIB_SPEC)
$(TCL_LIBS)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I added the shlib_cflags in there. I'm not sure that that's the
problem, but it's worth trying.
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