Re: Building on Windows

D.J. Heap wrote:

>Ok, I will start spending some time learning the generator -- I only know enough python to be dangerous, though, so it may take a bit.
>
>Is there some trick to getting a dsp for mod_dav_svn? I can't get one generated at all for some reason.
>
No, not a trick. :-) You must point the generator at the HTTPD sources;
use --with-httpd=path/to/httpd/sources (and they must've been build
first, too).

>
>DJ
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Branko Èibej [mailto:brane@xbc.nu]
>Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2003 2:36 PM
>Cc: 'Subversion Dev List'
>Subject: Re: Building on Windows
>
>
>D.J. Heap wrote:
>
>
>
>>I tried, but the vcproj files generated seem to have all the source file
>>paths wrong for all projects -- I didn't look at it extensively because
>>dropping back to the dsps seemed to work much better, and I just assumed
>>the vcproj templates weren't complete yet. Are they ready and in
>>suppose-to-work condition? If so, I can spend more time on them.
>>
>>
>>
>Greg Stein is "it" fer getting the generated .dsp and .vcproj files
>working, but I'm sure he can use some help. :-) It would be great if you
>could test the current generator, and report specific problems.
>
>The ones I know about for "-t dsp" are
>
> * the output directories for the binaries don't mirror the source
> tree (this is necessary to make the Python tests work)
> * there's no version info in the generated .exes and mod_dav_svn.so
> * mod_dav_svn is generated with the .dll extension, not an .so extension
> * the debug build doesn't link with the debug BDB libraries
> * looks like building hashdump-test is still broken (the "missing
> entry point" thing); dunno what happened here, last time I built
> it it worked fine.
>
>
>

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