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Re: newbie

From: Glenn A. Thompson <gthompson_at_cdr.net>
Date: 2002-02-28 23:12:32 CET

Philip Martin wrote:

> "Glenn A. Thompson" <gthompson@cdr.net> writes:
>
> > I noticed that the INSTALL file recommends building static for clients
> > and dynamic for server.
>
> I think the INSTALL file recommends a static client for the initial
> tarball build simply because this is the way the tarball gets
> tested. The tarball build is just a way to provide a client to
> checkout a current version of the Subversion code. The intention is
> that a dynamic client will work. I use a dynamic client most of the
> time.

OK

>
>
> > So I attempted to do what is suggested under "C. Building under Unix in
> > Different Directories".
> > I created a svrObj and a clntObj directory.
> > I did the configure and a static build with ssl under clntObj. I didn't
> > do a make install. I then used the new 'svn' binary to update and did
> > another make. Cool. (I wanted to pick up the dup-string change)
> > Next, I tried to build a dynamic version for installing a server.
> > I did the configure and a dynamic build with ssl under svrObj. Cool.
> > I try a make install. Buurrp. It can't find apr.exp. I found it under
> > the source directory so I copy it under my svrObj.
>
> It sounds like apr didn't get built when you built svrObj. Do you
> object files under svrObj/apr (e.g. svrObj/apr/misc/unix/start.o)?
>

Yes

>
> Did you build in the source directory at any stage? If you did then
> this tends to disrupt the builddir != srcdir builds. If you did build
> in the source dir, then it is best to run 'make clean' in the source
> dir before attempting to build with builddir != srcdir.
>

Yes I did. But I did do a make clean when I decided to try separate build
dirs.

>
> --
> Philip

Thanks,

I think I'll try to grab a whole new source dir and try it again. I did have
a problem building apr which I can't remember what I did to fix the problem.
I think I ran a ./buildconf as per README.dev in the apr source tree.

Should I make sure that Apache and subversion are both using the same version
of the apr?

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