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Topic: HOWTO: Building Apache and dependencies using CMake

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Topic: HOWTO: Building Apache and dependencies using CMake

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- Bump batch file code for package release updates:

CURL (7.81.0)
EXPAT (2.4.2)

- Change LUA option LUA_COMPAT_ALL to LUA_COMPAT_5_3.
- Patch APR (1.7.0) for handle leak (PR 61165 [Ivan Zhakov]). Notable impact with ModSecurity.
- Refine some of the Perl patch edit code.
- Update VCVARSALL script path for MS Visual Studio 2022 (VS17).

After investigating the assembler code options with ZLIB, mentioned above by Steffen, have decided to not include an option for it. As it stands, the CMakeLists.txt file for ZLIB 1.2.11 has logic to support this assembler feature, but is missing a reference to compile contrib\masmx64\inffas8664.c. With that added, the 64 bit version builds and works fine, but the 32 bit version generates a segfault. For those interested, the last entry at the following Stackoverflow page details this problem, and a GitHub patch workaround (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29505121/cmake-zlib-build-on-windows). Nonetheless, since this is an optional speed enhancement, we stick with the official release without the assembler code.

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These updates match Stefan's 2.4.53 release built using PCRE2, plus the option to use OpenSSL3.

Other than release version details, there are no changes to the batch file build logic. Details are:

- Bump batch file code for recent package release updates:

CURL (7.82.0)
EXPAT (2.4.7)
HTTPD (2.4.53)
LUA (5.4.4)
NGHTTP2 (1.47.0)
OPENSSL (1.1.1n/3.0.2)
PCRE2 (10.39)

- Provide option to build PCRE2 (default) rather than PCRE
- Provide option to build OpenSSL3 rather than OpenSSL (default)

[Jan-E]

LUA 5.4.4? Should not that be LUA 5.2.4?

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For my sins, I've been building with LUA 5.4 series for some time. Only just realised Stefan's site build uses LUA 5.2, as you point out.

I'll leave it at 5.4.x unless there's a specific reason to downgrade it. Users can always choose what package versions they want anyway, if there's a dependency.