Op 22 mei 2015, om 21:39 heeft Jeff Trawick <traw...@gmail.com> het volgende geschreven: > On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 3:15 PM, Paul Klinkenberg <p...@ongevraagdadvies.nl> > wrote: > >> Hi list members, >> >> I created a simple httpd module in C, called mod_cfml. It is a port of a >> Perl-based one, which was written by Jordan Michaels. I teamed up with him >> to do some updates and do the port. >> - original mod_cfml.PM: >> https://github.com/utdream/mod_cfml/blob/master/perl/mod_cfml.pm < >> https://github.com/utdream/mod_cfml/blob/master/perl/mod_cfml.pm> >> - new mod_cfml.SO: >> https://github.com/paulklinkenberg/mod_cfml/blob/develop/C/mod_cfml.c < >> https://github.com/paulklinkenberg/mod_cfml/blob/develop/C/mod_cfml.c> >> >> Reason I am writing to the list, is my inability to compile this module >> for Windows. I am not a much experienced C coder, hope the code doesn't >> show that though. I tried multiple options, and spent over 16 hours in >> trying to get the module compiled on Windows. But to no avail. On other >> platforms, I just use apxs, and it works like a charm. >> >> Bluntly asked: would somebody on this list be willing to compile this code >> for me/the project, for Apache 2.4 on Windows 32/64 bit? Or show me a >> working way how to do it myself? >> The project is 100% free opensource software, meant to help people, not to >> make money :) >> >> Thanks in advance, kind regards, >> >> Paul Klinkenberg >> >> > apxs for Windows: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/perl/apxs/trunk/ > > I prefer cmake. This should work reasonably if your httpd install looks > like the one installed with the cmake build: (probably stuff is in the > right place) > > If you try this and it works, let me know; I could put the generic one > (i.e., not "cfml") on Github with a license and readme with a pointer in > the script. I don't know if this is really enough code to have a license > for; my only concern is that I wouldn't want anyone to see this with some > other code and think that it is not free to use more widely than the code > they found it with. > > ------------- CMakeLists.txt -------------- > PROJECT(MODS C) > > CMAKE_MINIMUM_REQUIRED(VERSION 2.8) > > SET(modnames cfml) > > INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/include) > > FOREACH(shortname ${modnames}) > SET(modbase "mod_${shortname}") > SET(modbasename "${modbase}.c") > ADD_LIBRARY(${modbase} SHARED ${modbasename}) > SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${modbase} PROPERTIES SUFFIX .so) > TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(${modbase} > "${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib/libhttpd.lib" > "${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib/libapr-1.lib" > "${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib/libaprutil-1.lib") > INSTALL(TARGETS ${modbase} RUNTIME DESTINATION modules) > ENDFOREACH() > ----------------- end --------------------------------- > > Put this CMakeLists.txt file in the directory with your source. > > In MS Visual Studio command prompt: > > mkdir build > cd build > cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=\path\to\httpd\install -G "NMake Makefiles" > -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo \path\to\your\source > nmake && nmake install > > --/-- > -- > Born in Roswell... married an alien... > http://emptyhammock.com/
Hi Jeff, Awesome stuff! I will try it, and get back to you/the list soon. Much appreciated, already :) Thanks, kind regards, Paul
