On Fri, Jun 29, 2001 at 03:03:47AM +0100, Pier P. Fumagalli wrote:
> Justin Erenkrantz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Yup, that's what httpd-2.0 does. Just require them to slap the apr
> > sources in srclib (or something like that).
>
> We don't have to stick it into the CVS, but we can have a "make srcdist"
> target that builds up a tarball with all sources (including APR). That could
> definitely work, and add some developer related documentation on how to
> build straight out from CVS...
>
> > APR isn't standalone just yet.
>
> But it works _great_...
I was rather pointing out that you were relying on "installing" APR.
I don't think we've ever actually tried installing APR standalone
because the main driving force is httpd-2.0, which relies on APR being
in source form. =)
We could certainly get it to work better after an "install," but at
least from the httpd-2.0 side, we haven't focused on that too much.
Any hints here would be appreciated. When I built mod_webapp, I hacked
the Makefiles to use my local source copy of APR. I also managed to
build a static mod_webapp. Very useful for debugging. Once you've
cleaned the build up for mod_webapp, I can try finagling a patch to
submit that will allow mod_webapp to be compiled into one .a file that
can then be thrown into Apache.
I'll also prolly write an apache-2.0 module for webapp based on what
you have. (mod_webapp really deserves to run under httpd-2.0 because
of the APR usage.) However, I'm going to be sidetracked by the APR
pools for a little bit (see my recent dev@apr posts). -- justin
