compiling on win

[Ich selbst <ic...@gmx.ch>]

Hi,

for two days now I'm trying to compile the sources. But I only got errors - linking and compiling, wrong makefiles etc...
As soon as I fixed one error by correcting paths, getting additional libraries then the next error is there.

Is anyone out there with a complete sourcetree, including all libraries, correct paths who could provide all that
in one packed file on the subversion website? I know it will be a really big file, but even with a 56k modem it will
take much less time to get started than fixing errors and getting frustrated...

regards,

Stefan

RE: compiling on win

[Peter Johnson <pe...@nec.com.au>]

Hi Stefan

 

I've uploaded my entire Subversion directory to this place
http://www.gamesincolor.com/svn.

It's a 60Mb RAR archive!

But it includes Apache2, OpenSSL, Berkley DB binaries, neon and
Subversion 0.41 and various Unix exe's such as awk.exe that you'll need
to build Apache.

It's all compiled for Win32 Debug.

In theory, you only need to install the Core SDK from the Platform SDK,
the rest should work. Though without any guarantee.

However, I have successfully moved a previous build of Subversion
between a desktop PC and laptop PC using a large RAR file.

I hope that helps.

 

Regards

Peter

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Ich selbst [mailto:ichselbst@gmx.ch] 
Sent: Friday, July 26, 2002 4:17 AM
To: dev@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: compiling on win

 

Hi,

 

for two days now I'm trying to compile the sources. But I only got
errors - linking and compiling, wrong makefiles etc...

As soon as I fixed one error by correcting paths, getting additional
libraries then the next error is there.

 

Is anyone out there with a complete sourcetree, including all libraries,
correct paths who could provide all that

in one packed file on the subversion website? I know it will be a really
big file, but even with a 56k modem it will

take much less time to get started than fixing errors and getting
frustrated...

 

regards,

 

Stefan

Re: compiling on win

["Brent R. Matzelle" <bm...@yahoo.com>]

--- Ich selbst <ic...@gmx.ch> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> for two days now I'm trying to compile the sources. But I only got
> errors - linking and compiling, wrong makefiles etc...
> As soon as I fixed one error by correcting paths, getting
> additional libraries then the next error is there.
> 
> Is anyone out there with a complete sourcetree, including all
> libraries, correct paths who could provide all that
> in one packed file on the subversion website? I know it will be a
> really big file, but even with a 56k modem it will
> take much less time to get started than fixing errors and getting
> frustrated...

I doubt that would be a good idea as my build directory is ~105 MB
with  object files.  However, since I recently went through the
process myself let me give you some advice.  Set up your source
directories exactly as the VC++ project file would like them:

/subversion (from svn)
   /apr (from apache.org cvs)
   /apr-iconv (from apache.org cvs)
   /apr-util (from apache.org cvs)
   /db4-win32 (from http://www.sleepycat.com/)
   /neon (from http://www.webdav.org/neon/)

Download the MS Platform SDK from
http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/ by
choosing Core SDK.  Watch out though, because the download is
enormous, around 400 MB.  It would be best if you just got this from
an MSDN CD if possible.

Build the Berkeley DB first, then follow with the apr* projects.  If
you have not done all the above then expect a load of compilation and
linking errors.  

The INSTALL file from the subversion describes all of the above in
more detail.  It might be useful in the future to include some sort
of source download checklist like what I described above in addition
to the normal INSTALL file.  That's just my $.02.

Warm regards,

Brent

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