> I'm trying to build a version of apache 2.0a6 with the state threads
> patches.
Cool.
> I've applied the patches, run "buildconf", and tried to run "configure",
> which fails because it says I don't have... state threads.
>
> I thought they were part of the package? Well, it seems not, since the
> configure script goes on to look for "st.h" and that doesn't appear in
> my patched source tree.
You must download the state threads library separately. I'll make that
more explicit on the web site.
> I downloaded the state threads code, and unpacked and built it, and sure
> enough it's got the st.h header...
>
> My question is, has anyone already figured out how to point the apache
> configure/make files at the location where the state threads package is
> installed?
You need either to install st.h and libst.so into your system's default
locations (for example, /usr/include and /usr/lib, respectively) or to
set some environment variables to point to where those files are. I
just updated the STM's user's guide to answer this in more detail. See
http://oss.sgi.com/projects/apache/stm.html#guide
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Please let me know if these
instructions help, how I may improve them, and if I can help you in any
other way.
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Michael J. Abbott mja@xxxxxxx http://reality.sgi.com/mja/
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