Hi Georgios,
congratulations, really well done!
On Tue, 2012-08-07 at 01:41 +0300, Georgios Petasis wrote:
> Dear Massimo,
>
> I think I have made significant progress with the windows port.
> I have managed to create the 3 dlls (mod_rivet.dll, rivetlib.dll,
> rivetparser.dll).
> I have copied mod_rivet.dll in modules/mod_rivet.so of my windows apache
> installation.
> The server cannot start any more, and in its error log I see this:
>
> [Tue Aug 07 01:33:11 2012] [error] (20014)Internal error: mod_rivet:
> init.tcl must be installed correctly for Apache Rivet to function: can't
> find package RivetTcl exactly 2.1 ()
>
yes, I expected so when I read your definitions list and also thought to
warn you about it, but forgot in the process of writing my answer. Sorry
> Which I think is perfectly fine: I haven't installed anything beyond
> mod_rivet.dll, so it is expected that the rivet packages could not be found.
> The fact that I got this message means that mod_rivet was loaded, and
> actually executed!
Yes, you're just a step from the final goal! I look forward to see it
working!
>
> Now the next question is: where should I place the rivet library on windows?
>
The relevant definition is
ADD_DEFINITIONS ( -DRIVET_RIVETLIB_DESTDIR="" )
and must point to wherever appropriate on Windows for storing ancillary
code and libraries.
RIVET_RIVETLIB_DESTDIR is a path to the root directory
where everything in the $(rivet_root)/rivet folder must go.
(rivet_root is the root of Rivet's source distribution)
Read Makefile.am in Rivet's source distribution root directory. This is
the target involved in the process of installing the stuff you need to
let mod_rivet work.
install-data-local:
$(mkinstalldirs) $(DESTDIR)$(RIVETLIB_DESTDIR)
cp -r rivet/* $(DESTDIR)$(RIVETLIB_DESTDIR)
-( cd $(DESTDIR)$(RIVETLIB_DESTDIR); \
echo 'eval file delete [glob [file join packages * pkgIndex.tcl]]
pkgIndex.tcl' | @TCLSH_PROG@ ; \
echo 'eval pkg_mkIndex -verbose [pwd] init.tcl [glob [file join
packages * *.tcl] [file join *[info sharedlibextension]]]' |
@TCLSH_PROG@ ; )
this should be reproduced using CMake (I haven't the faintest idea on
how to do it) in order to have the stuff properly.
-- Massimo
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