[openamq-dev] Compiling OpenAMQ

[Richard Onorato]

Mato,

Ok, I am getting some linker errors when I try and build libaprutil.
The errors that I am getting are:

Error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol__imp__apr_iconv_open at 16
referenced in function _apr_xlate_open at 16
Error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol__imp__apr_iconv_close at 8
referenced in function _apr_xlate_cleanup
Error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol__imp__apr_iconv_open at 24
referenced in function _check_sbcs

I was able to build the apr, apr_nonthreaded, aprutil,
aprutil_nonthreaded, gen_uri_delims, libapr, xml, and xml_nonthreaded
libraries.

Richard

-----Original Message-----
From: openamq-dev-bounces at lists.openamq.org
[mailto:openamq-dev-bounces at lists.openamq.org] On Behalf Of Martin
Lucina
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 5:34 PM
To: openamq-dev at lists.openamq.org
Subject: Re: [openamq-dev] Compiling OpenAMQ


Richard,

On 8/11/2007, "Richard Onorato" <ronorato at tsystem.com> wrote:

>Please disregard my last email.  I found that I had corrupted a few of
>the header files.  I am starting over with a clean environment.

I thought so, it looked like you were missing the APR headers.

The easiest way to get a manual build of APR working is to do the build
in the IDE, copy the built libraries (IIRC libapr.lib, libaprutil.lib,
possibly the XML library as well) into the right place in the
foreign/apr source tree, so that you can just run "boom install" in
foreign/apr. That will install things in the correct places so that the
build system will find them. Look at the "project.pdl" file in
foreign/apr to see where it's expecting to find the libraries when
doing an install.

Obviously, you'll then have to manually do a "boom build" for the rest
of the system, i.e. run boom build in the following directories:

foreign-X.Y/pcre
foreign-X.Y/zlib
base-1.X
gsl4-X.Y
base2-X.Y
openamq-X.Y

(Sorry for not giving you the exact directories, am out of the office
w/o
my PC and don't have a source kit to poke at here, just trying to help
out with what I can off the top of my head).

That should get you started.

You could of course install VS 7.1 or 6.0 and just build with that, at
least for now.

-mato
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