On Fri, May 28, 2021 at 6:44 AM nico becker <nico.bec...@gmx.net> wrote:
> hello, > i want to build the latest sources under debian stable. > i ve done it the following way: > download sources > ./get_deps-sh > cd apr -> ./buildconf -> ./configure -> make > cd apr_util -> ./buildconf -> ./configure --with-apr=../apr/-> make > > ./configure --with-apr=apr/ --with-apr-util=apr-util --with-lz4=internal > --with-utf8proc=internal > make > sudo make install > You didn't mention whether you did a 'make install' of apr and apr-util. Generally I would `configure' apr, apr-util, and Subversion with a suitable --prefix; they may have the same prefix or different prefixes, as long as you provide the correct prefix for each to Subversion's configure (--with-apr=..., --with-apr-util=...). Then I would configure, make, and install apr; configure, make, and install apr-util; and finally configure, make, and install Subversion. As a side note, you mentioned building on Debian; unless there is a reason to build apr and apr-util from sources, you could probably install them from packages (libapr1-dev, libaprutil1-dev) and then Subversion's `configure' will find them automatically. Nathan
