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Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2010 17:35:24 -0000
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The "Win64Compilation" page has been changed by PontusCarlsson.
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/Win64Compilation?action=3Ddiff&rev1=3D12&rev2=
=3D13

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  =3D Introduction =3D
- There seems to be quite a bit of puzzle on how to get HTTPd compiled and =
running on WIN64. A quick Google search gives you about three or four relev=
ant results with not so accurate content.
+ There seems to be quite a bit of puzzle on how to get HTTPd compiled and =
running on Win64. A quick Google search gives you about three or four relev=
ant results with not so accurate content.
  =

  These steps I'm providing here has been tested primarily on Windows 7 Pro=
fessional x64 and is known to work.
  =

@@ -36, +36 @@

   * [[http://zlib.net/zlib-1.2.5.tar.gz|Zlib]] (v1.2.5)
   * [[http://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-1.0.0b.tar.gz|OpenSSL]] (v1.0.=
0b)
  =

- If you don't have a archive manager that is capable of extracting tar / g=
zip files there's an excellet open source solution called [[http://www.7-zi=
p.org/|7-zip]] (which also has a CLI client if you wich to automate this pr=
ocedure).
+ If you don't have a archive manager that is capable of extracting tar / g=
zip files there's an excellent open source solution called [[http://www.7-z=
ip.org/|7-zip]] (which also has a CLI client if you wish to automate this p=
rocedure).
  =

- First, untar HTTPd to a location of your choice. Just try to avoid any no=
n ASCII characters and whitespaces in the location URI since this can somet=
imes cause trouble with CLI commands if a string is not slashed or quoted c=
orrectly to fit with this.
+ First, untar HTTPd to a location of your choice. Just try to avoid any no=
n ASCII characters and white-spaces in the location URI since this can some=
times cause trouble with CLI commands if a string is not slashed or quoted =
correctly to fit with this.
  =

  Let's just assume for now that you extracted the sources to C:\, leaving =
the source tree in C:\httpd-2.2.17.
  =

  Next you'll want to extract the zlib archive to C:\httpd-2.2.17\srclib an=
d strip the version number from the output folder, leaving just C:\httpd-2.=
2.17\srclib\zlib. And do the same procedure for the openssl archive in the =
same directory, leaving that source tree in C:\httpd-2.2.17\srclib\openssl.
- =

- So now you should have a source hierarchy looking like :
- =

-  * C:\httpd-2.2.17\srclib
-  * zlib
-  * openssl
  =

  =3D Step by Step =3D
  First of all we need to compile Zlib and OpenSSL since these are dependen=
cies for mod_ssl and mod_deflate, if you don't desire these modules then yo=
u can just skip this (I believe but are not sure).
@@ -58, +52 @@

  {{{
  C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\bin\vcvarsx86_amd64=
.bat
  }}}
- You execute vcvarsx86_amd64.bat to obtain necessary environment variables=
 for the toolchain basicly. Some would say that you'd be satisfied by just =
opening Visual Studio 2008 x64 Win64 Command Prompt, although this will dis=
card your previous PATH variables, thus removing perl from the PATH.
+ You execute vcvarsx86_amd64.bat to obtain necessary environment variables=
 for the toolchain basically. Some would say that you'd be satisfied by jus=
t opening Visual Studio 2008 x64 Win64 Command Prompt, although this will d=
iscard your previous PATH variables, thus removing perl from the PATH.
  =

  {{{
  cd C:\httpd-2.2.17

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