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Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 20:07:18 +0100
From: Lee Goddard <London AT LeeGoddard DOT net>
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Subject: Building Apache Custom Modules on Cygwin?
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Can anyone recommend a URI or book for custom-coded C modules for the 
Apache 2.2.* series, specifically on cygwin?

I've been looking at a few tutorials for the same on Unix, but they end 
in "make" errors on Cygwin, referring to paths unexpectedly being those 
of directories and not files. It's been years since I programmed C, and 
my confidence in my new project would be boosted to know that I'm doing 
the right thing for my dev platform.

Thanks in anticipation,
Lee


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