Hello,
I'm trying to compile the Apache using the guidelines in "Compiling Apache in 64 bits mode on Leopard" section of this website and using the DIYMacServer config.layout.
But, though I apply each direction (including setting the CFLAG to "-arch x86_64"), I still cannot get a "64-bit" Apache binary but rather just a normal (32-bit) binary (as seen from the Activity Manager)
64-bit MySQL compilation on the same machine worked out fine (i.e. mysqld shows up as 64-bit on Activity Manager)
01 Mar 2010
Hello,
I'm trying to compile the Apache using the guidelines in "Compiling Apache in 64 bits mode on Leopard" section of this website and using the DIYMacServer config.layout.
But, though I apply each direction (including setting the CFLAG to "-arch x86_64"), I still cannot get a "64-bit" Apache binary but rather just a normal (32-bit) binary (as seen from the Activity Manager)
64-bit MySQL compilation on the same machine worked out fine (i.e. mysqld shows up as 64-bit on Activity Manager)
So I wonder what I might be missing...
Thanks.
01 Mar 2010
Well here's the answer to my own question: How do I build apache for 64-bit server, Please suggest - hp.com
It looks like, and I was doubting about it anyway, one more shell variable was missing: export CPPFLAGS="-arch x86_64"
When I exported that variable before configuring Apache; the resulting binary has finally turned out 64 bits :)
Thanks!
01 Mar 2010
Sorry about this, there was a typo on the page. The CFLAG statement should have ended with an '\'. The instruction should work again, my apologies.