While I am installing httpd-2.4.18 on non stop hp, I am not able to create .so file in modules. It creates only .a file. But .so file is required in httpd.conf. How to create .so file ?
Make sure that you are using the SHARED pragma (assuming you are coding in C or C++) to make a DLL. I think that corresponds to your ".so" file.
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I am working on a C library. It contains a data file, as a CSV file.
The library opens and read this file as needed.
But how do I install this file, and open it (in C) in such a way that it works in both testing and after it is installed?
Right now I copy the file to the build directory so it can be found during testing. But this won't work for an installed library.
# Copy the data file with the NOAA abbreviations.
configure_file(src/noaa_grib2_params.csv ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/noaa_grib2_params.csv COPYONLY)
Even if I install the data file with the library, how can the library open it? Does the library have to know the install path so it can find the data file?
When I run MSBuild from commandline the lib file always get created even when it is already uptodate.
It prints something like this.
*.vcxproj -> *.lib
Can I make it not do this as well?
I was working on a project which requires me to add a user.cmake file in the root directory. Can anyone help me out hot to create the .cmake file...
Link to Project Directory
According to the link you provided user.cmake just needs to point where so-called eego sdk is located in your file system:
set(EEGO_SDK_ZIP /path/to/download/eego-sdk-1.3.19.40453.zip)
There is nothing fancy actually here, just make a plain text file, put this one line (don't forget to replace the EEGO_SDK_ZIP variable content) and save it with the name user.cmake
I have a very simple C++ executable and a few .txt resource files. At build time I embedd the .txt files into the C++ binary via linker and then I load them at runtime (based on this answer). That works great.
My problem is relinking. Whenewer I change the .cpp source of my executable and run make, the project rebuilds itself. However, if I change a .txt file and run make, the binary doesn't relink. How can I force CMake to watch changes to my resource files (.txt) so that when those change the executable gets relinked to contain the newest .txt resource files?
You can set a source property called OBJECT_DEPENDS containing the path to your .txt file. The file to set this property for should be any source that is included in your target.
Inside the SDL_image extension bin folder there is a file zlib1.dll and inside the SDL_ttf bin folder there is also zlib1.dll file,are these two files the same or different because when i tried to copy all the files under bin of SDL_ttf to widows/system32 it says "replace" or "skip this file" ,i have already install SDL_image extension and using it with code blocks 13.12.What should i do?
The files should be the same (differing only in when the were compiled) so you can safely replace one of them. Both libraries use and therefore include the zlib1.dll as they are independent from each other, but when you use both this happens.