>>btw, any reason why you didn't use perl's link() and File::Copy to do the
>>work? calling external shell is not a very clean way to code when you have
>>an API to do that.
>Perl's link() on Cygwin seems to copy mod_perl.a to libmod_perl.a, but at this
>stage mod_perl.a is still a dummy lib and at the end we get nothing.
>`ln -s` seems to create something like the shortcut on windows and it works.
And for File::Copy
Index: lib/Apache2/Build.pm
===================================================================
--- lib/Apache2/Build.pm (revision 169434)
+++ lib/Apache2/Build.pm (working copy)
@@ -1587,7 +1587,7 @@
my $src = catfile $modperl_path, "$self->{MP_LIBNAME}.a";
my $dst = catfile $modperl_path, "lib$self->{MP_LIBNAME}.a";
qx{ln -s $src $dst} unless -e $dst;
- qx{cp $dyna_filepath $modperl_path/libDynaLoader.a};
+ File::Copy::copy($dyna_filepath, "$modperl_path/libDynaLoader.a");
$modperl_static_libs_cygwin = join ' ',
"-L$modperl_path",
(I forgot to include it in the previous mail)
I didn't use File::Copy, because it's not use(d) at the beginning of Build.pm,
so I thought it isn't loaded.
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