Well, now that Windows 7 has been released to manufacturing, I have started using Windows 7 64 bit. But there is still no 64 bit version of Apache available from the official site. So I decided to compile Apache myself and also create an installer for the compiled binaries. An installer makes it easier to install the software at any location of your choice, and also allows you to install only the components that you need.
While I was compiling Apache, I remembered that the official 32 bit binaries are compiled using VC6 and since I already had the build environment set up, I decided to compile 32 bit binaries too. I love you more. We desperately needed the x64 binaries in an installer form. Thank you a million times!
Is it possible to build the Apache 2. If the answer is yes, then can you please explain the procedure? Thanks to you, I know now. As for compiling it with Windows SDK 7. I compiled the binaries posted above with Windows SDK 6. I see that Windows SDK 7. Well, my actual issue goes beyond which Windows SDK is used. Your Apache build, or the Apache build from blackdot. However, the PHP x64 build is giving me grief. I also tried other 3rd party builds from apachelounge.
All of them have the same issue. This kinda makes PHP next to useless under x64 environment. Its happening with a PHP 5.
VC9 Versions are compiled with the Visual Studio compiler and have improvements in performance and stability. ModSecurity v2. But I hope that you installed the new 2. Oops, I did, but it was on a temporary machine anyhow long story that includes a dead hard drive. Yes, I noticed. Most likely there were problems with those binaries.
I will try and compile PHP 5. In the meantime you can use the 5. Thank you for your excellent work. Just in case this interests you. I compiled that module long ago but never posted it here. I thought about posting it but always keep forgetting. Anyway, here it is. I compiled it for PHP 5. Not sure if it will work with the latest snapshots. Thankyou for doing this. Trying to build a x64 WAMP server on serverR2 and was having trouble finding the x64 apache and php files.
Did you ever get around to compiling the php x If so, could you please post them? Hi, Robert. You can find 64 bit builds of latest Apache and PHP if you visit the homepage of my blog. By the way, although the fusionxlan. I initially thought about posting future versions in this post, which is why I put 2. Later I decided to create new posts for the new versions but kept the title of this post the same since it has already been indexed by search engines.
Is there anyway you could post these to a differnent location. Thanks much. Sorry for the late reply. You can find latest Apache binaries 2. They are also hosted on mediafire.
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