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On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 10:39 AM, tsteven four <tstev...@gmail.com> wrote: > No, I did not build neon, but with 1.6 configure would build the makefile > and neon would be listed in SVN_EXTERNAL_PROJECT_SUBDIRS. then when > subversion was made, the dependencies listed in SVN_EXTERNAL_PROJECT_SUBDIRS > would get made, including neon. So the subversion build process used to > build neon (and possibly apr, apr-util, apr_memcache, serf), but it appears > incapable of building neon with 1.7. If the intent is to no longer provide > build support for neon, perhaps get-deps.sh should not download it and > instead print a message "If you require neon, the recommended version is > ..." as it does with apr-iconv and httpd. To me this would suggest to the > builder that you are now on your own with neon. I am not aware of the build process working that way. I will take your word for it, but I have always had to build components. I recall in the early 1.x days that the build process would build dependencies if they were located within the source tree, but I thought that was all removed by at least 1.5, and maybe even 1.4. I know this, because to this day, I still cannot figure out how to build APR easily. I always wind up building httpd instead and then pointing at its build of APR. Anyway, I was not giving you an answer as an expert on the topic. Was just trying to help based on my own experiences and what the error message was saying. -- Thanks Mark Phippard http://markphip.blogspot.com/
