On 12/18/2012 1:32 PM, Andy Wang wrote:
On 12/18/2012 02:45 PM, Gregg Smith wrote:
The difference between the win32 and unix sources are the line
endings (Win's vs. Unix's) and the .mak & .dep files. These make &
dependency files have been exported from Visual C++ 6, which was the
last version that would export them.
Apologies for the potentially dumb question, but how are the .mak &
.dep files exported? I can understand that between 2.2.xx releases
they are perhaps okay, but if I wanted to figure out how to do a
windows 2.4.x build where there hasn't been a 2.4.x win32-src zip
bundled already, where would I get the appropriate .mak & .dep files?
Steal mine or IIRC it's under the Project menu in VC6. There is also a
fixwin32mak.pl in srclib\apr\build and if run from the source root
(httpd-x.x.x), will strip the hard coded paths out of the .mak files so
they are relative to the root folder.
G
