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       for my $path ($src->find) {
           my $mmn = $src->module_magic_number($path);
           my $v   = $src->httpd_version($path);
           next unless $v;
           print "path = $path ($mmn,$v)\n";
           my $dir = $src->prompt("Configure with $path?"); }


NAME

       Apache::src - Methods for locating and parsing bits of
       Apache source code


SYNOPSIS

        use Apache::src ();
        my $src = Apache::src->new;


DESCRIPTION

       This module provides methods for locating and parsing bits
       of Apache source code.


METHODS

       new Create an object blessed into the Apache::src class.

            my $src = Apache::src->new;

       dir Top level directory where source files are located.

            my $dir = $src->dir;
            -d $dir or die "can't stat $dir $!\n";

       main
           Apache's source tree was reorganized during develop-
           ment of version 1.3.  So, common header files such as
           `httpd.h' are in different directories between ver-
           sions less than 1.3 and those equal to or greater.
           This method will return the right directory.

           Example:

            -e join "/", $src->main, "httpd.h" or die "can't stat httpd.h\n";

       find
           Searches for apache source directories, return a list
           of those found.

           Example:

               my $yn = prompt "Configure with $dir ?", "y";
               ...
            }

       inc Print include paths for MakeMaker's INC argument to
           `WriteMakefile'.

           Example:

            use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

            use Apache::src ();

            WriteMakefile(
                'NAME'    => 'Apache::Module',
                'VERSION' => '0.01',
                'INC'     => Apache::src->new->inc,
            );

       module_magic_number
           Return the MODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER defined in the apache
           source.

           Example:

            my $mmn = $src->module_magic_number;

       httpd_version
           Return the server version.

           Example:

            my $v = $src->httpd_version;

       otherldflags
           Return other ld flags for MakeMaker's dynamic_lib
           argument to `WriteMakefile'. This might be needed on
           systems like AIX that need special flags to the linker
           to be able to reference mod_perl or httpd symbols.

           Example:

            use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

            use Apache::src ();

                'NAME'        => 'Apache::Module',
                'VERSION'     => '0.01',
                'INC'         => Apache::src->new->inc,
                'dynamic_lib' => {
                    'OTHERLDFLAGS' => Apache::src->new->otherldflags,
                },
            );


AUTHOR

       Doug MacEachern

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