On Jan 9, 2008, at 5:53 PM, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
What are the approved incantations to make an httpd with some
control over the -O and -g options?
It helps if you remember apr's CFLAGS are trusted by apr-util, httpd
etc, but you need to re - ./configure after rebuilding apr to
utilize
this trick.
So... something like this?
> rm -rf /usr/local/apr/*
> cd srclib/apr
> "CFLAGS=-g" ./configure
> make
> make install
> cd ../..
> "CFLAGS=-g" ./configure
Nope, if it's in-tree it's all one configure. I was assuming you
build
apr, apr-util and then httpd which is typical on most systems today.
Hmm... I download the source from httpd.apache.org, and it comes with
APR in the tree.
But just do it once with the cflags and let us know it works.
So far, I can't seem to get a debuggable apr into the build. It may
be the fact that ./configure is hell-bent on sticking -L/usr/lib in
front of -L/usr/local/apr/lib in $LDFLAGS, so it's probably picking up
the libapr that came with OS X. I hate to get in and hack the
Makefile itself, but am leaning that way. -Tim
I didn't see you do a make clean in that list (?). Also double check
that the evil libtool doesn't do a strip {binpath} for your platform.
At the moment, the language does not contain words sufficient to
express the depth of my loathing for autotools. I'll probably get
over it. -T
