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problem building worker MPM on Tru64 5.1A
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problem building worker MPM on Tru64 5.1A
------- Additional Comments From jerenkrantz@apache.org 2002-04-28 08:09 -------
If -pthread was required for compilation/linking/execution of the POSIX
threading library on your system, it should have been correctly determined by
APR_PTHREADS_CHECK in apr/build/apr_threads.m4 (see around line 119).
It might be possible that APR_PTHREADS_CHECK_COMPILE passes without any
arguments. Can you add the following around line 96:
echo $pthreads_working
You'll have to re-run buildconf to generate a new configure file.
Based on what you say, the output should be:
no
no
yes
I'm guessing it'll just be:
yes
(i.e. it passes simply with a yes - no arguments are needed for pthreads.)
So, what error do you see when you don't have -pthread?
Also, can you provide your output of config.guess - if we have to override your
check, I need to know your host-tuple so we can add it to apr_hints.m4.
Note to be pedantic: CPPFLAGS is the incorrect variable, you want CFLAGS.
CPPFLAGS dictates the options to your preprocessor - this flag should be a
compiler option - hence CFLAGS.
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