Hi, You must use autoconf and automake to build the project. You can refer to the address. http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/ http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/
By the way, I finished a module in Linux and try to port this module to Windows 2000 environment. However, I got some troubles to reach the post_read_request hook. Could you please help me? The problem description are below. "I got a problem when I'm working on adding an external module as a filter of Apache 2.0. Please help me to figure out the = solution. I'm building an external module to embed a C/C++ like scripting language, = CH, executing for Apache 2.0 server. I studied from php module source = program and got the simulated idea to build this module. I use pre_config, post_config and post_read_request hooks. Ideally when Apache server = startup, the pre_config hook is executed and the post_read_request hook should be used when requesting the target file type, for example, *.php. And then execute the script by activating module for that type, eg. mod_php. I = built my own module and it works in Ret Hat Linux 7.x. However, when I port = this module (mod_ch) to Windows 2000, Apache server seems can not reach the "post_read_request" hook. (I print out message at every hook function) I = used the same configuration setup as to Linux version, except the directory = paths. I'm thinking is there any special setup needed for W2K to enable the post_read_request hook? Does anybody have some experience to build a module as a filter in Apache 2.0 server + Windows = 2000? Please help me to figure out the problem. I appreciate your any help." Best Regards, Jeffrey On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Josef Zellner wrote: > Hi all! > I am programming on a module which is getting really big... Until now i > developed with Windows, but now I have to port it to Linux... My > question is now, if there is a existing development environment for > Linux (KDevelop does not match the requirements, because it does not > support the build of libraries...)... > > Thanks in advance, > Josef > > >