On 04/12/05 16:22:19, Bob Aman wrote:
> > Well, I managed to get a little bit more progress by moving around a
> > bunch of the .h files. But apr.h seems to be missing. I saw apr.h.in
> > and that seems to be what I'm looking for. It says apr.h is a
> > generated file? How do I generate it? On a whim, I tried just
> > renaming apr.h.in to apr.h and got back an error from SWIG:
> > E:\svn-source\subversion-1.1.4\subversion\bindings\swig>swig -ruby apr.i
> > apr.h(257): Error: Syntax error in input.
> > *** No module name specified using %module or -module.
> >
> > So I assume that was the wrong thing to do :-P
>
> Ok, so I gave up trying to figure out what to do with the .in file in
> Windows. I ran ./configure for the apr on FreeBSD, everything,
> *poof*, went as expected, and it eventually spat out apr.h as well as
> a bunch of other stuff. I borrowed that apr.h and stuck it on my
> Windows machine, hoping there wasn't anything FreeBSD specific in
> there as a result. I no longer get a syntax error, but it's still
> telling me:
> *** No module name specified using %module or -module.
>
> I have no idea what that means, but I guess I don't get a *_wrap.c
> file? Or.... was I supposed to?
>
> And uhm, could someone tell me what I was actually supposed to do with
> the apr.h.* files? Please?
You need to run SWIG on the .i files inside subversion/bindings/swig.
Thus, you need to run SWIG on core.i, svn_client.i, svn_delta.i, svn_fs.i,
svn_ra.i, svn_repos.i, and svn_wc.i. If you look, you can see that core.i
includes apr.i, which includes apr.h. Incidentally, core.i also includes
the %module, which is what SWIG is looking for.
John
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Received on Wed Apr 13 05:26:54 2005