Randy Kobes wrote:
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Stas Bekman wrote:


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stas 2003/08/06 14:59:04

 Modified:    .        Makefile.PL Changes
 Log:
 - now requiring 5.8.x/ithreads for threaded mpms (now doing the check
 against the mpm, rather than OS name)

can someone on win32 check that I didn't break anything? I've replaced the check of WIN32 with an explicit check of the mpm name, however remembering that apxs is not working for win32, I most likely did break it.

Perhaps we should write a wrapper for apxs_mpm_name and hardcode 'winnt'
if on win32, otherwise do the lookup.


I'm away from my Win32 machine for a week - if nobody tests it
before I get back, I'll do it then.

We should get the cvs version ready for a release, since once perl-5.8.1 is released we must release mp 1.99_10, 1.99_09 won't work with 5.8.1. Hopefully this won't happen this week. But it seems like Jarkko wants to release it any moment now.


But harcoding 'winnt' in
some fashion probably would be required.

This probably will be easy, since winnt == MSWin32.


Having gone through a semi-functional port of apxs for Win32, I hope to
also get a chance to look doing the same for the ap[ru]-config scripts;
these are shell scripts, so aren't as straightforward as apxs, but then
again, aren't as involved as apxs. Hopefully with these the amount of
special handling for Win32 will be cut down.

Cool!


Do you say that ap[ru]-config scripts have the same problem as apxs? I guess more special cases for win32 will be needed. Since perl runs shell scripts on win32 as well (I think) won't running them via perl will do the trick?

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