It's off-topic, but was raised when I investigated how to unite the
patch scripts of UNIX and Windows (of mod_ssl) into one script
(Ralph - does it interest you? The current status looks anomal for
me...).
Anyway, I noticed that all of the current Apache modules use one of
the following ways:
1. Either they focus ONLY on one platform (Windows *OR* UNIX), so
their installation-script / patch-script, is simple.
-- or --
2. They are compatible with BOTH Windows AND UNIX, so their
installation script is very complex.
Isn't there a simple way to be compatible with both?
Is there any guide how to add a new module to Apache so it will be
supported by BOTH of the environments?
Everybody knows how to use "--add-module", how to add directives,
and so on, but the rules for Windows are completely different; You
must modify Makefiles, ".def" files, etc.
Does anybody have a good (or bad) answer for me?
Should I send this question to the mailing list of Apache modules?
Thanks in advance,
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Eli Marmor
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El-Mar Software Ltd.
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