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)
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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.
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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!
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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.