Hi,
first be sure that you've installed apr, then
add -lapr-1 to compiler options !
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On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 8:44 AM, Sindhi Sindhi wrote:
> Thankyou Nick.
>
> Actually I was looking at options to build the Apache module on systems
> where Apache server is not installed (and hence apxs is not available), so
> that the module can be built on such build machines also. I can do this
Thankyou Nick.
Actually I was looking at options to build the Apache module on systems
where Apache server is not installed (and hence apxs is not available), so
that the module can be built on such build machines also. I can do this on
Windows and Linux, which provide the load-time linking option
On Tue, 17 Jun 2014 17:27:15 +0530
Sindhi Sindhi wrote:
> Any help will be highly appreciated.
You're trying to build the module as a program.
You need to build it as a shared object (think DLL,
since you seem to be from a Windows background).
Apache provides a tool to do that, with all the
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Hi,
I have a C++ Apache (v2.2.26) module that I created for Windows 7. I am now
supporting this Apache module for Mac OS X Mavericks, and I'm quite new to
Mac. This Mac version comes with a pre-installed Apache 2.2.26.
In the Apache module code, I have references to the "apr_" calls (like
apr_bri
