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By default this installs to "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat". In all the command line build examples shown in this post I am using the 'Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt' rather than the "generic" command prompt.Everything may work fine for you with a newer or older version, but your mileage may vary. This is the version of the dependency I used. Each requirement for building Subversion and Apache listed has a version number after it, e.g.: Zlib (1.2.4)'.You'll obviously need to adjust the paths to fit your own environment.

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It also assumes you install any required tools to their default locations.

This post assumes your install drive root is 'C:\' and you are doing all your Subversion related work in C:\SVN.This is not to say you can't use VS 2010, the AnkhSVN team ( ) has successfully used it, but you will experience problems following this walk-through. It definitely won't work with Visual Studio 2010, I have confirmed that. The instructions may work with versions of Visual Studio newer than VS 6.0 and with Windows Vista or XP, but those variants were not tested.

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This post assumes you are using Visual Studio 2008 on a Windows 7 machine.

If you haven't read the INSTALL document, I strongly recommend that you do, though it isn't absolutely necessary.

building some of the Subversion bindings for Python, Java, Perl, etc.) It is meant as a starting point for those who have had trouble building Subversion on Windows, those who don't have a lot of Windows development experience, or those who are simply pressed for time and just want "something that works". no Apache, no serf, no neon, no bdb) or you may want something more involved (e.g. It is not intended as the authoritative source for building Subversion on Windows you may want something simpler (e.g. It walks through a relatively simple build of Apache, Subversion, and several dependencies for both on a Windows 7 machine using Microsoft's Visual Studio 2008. Keep in mind it isn't meant as a replacement to the INSTALL document, but rather a demonstration of it.

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So recently, when a customer wanted some pointers on building Subversion so they could potentially contribute a patch and a coworker was having some build problems and my employer issued me a new laptop, I knew it was time to do a build from the ground up. In fact, the five machines I've done development on since 2006 all have quite a bit of "DNA" in common - I hadn't truly put together a development box "from scratch" since I started working on Subversion. When I build a new machine for Subversion development I normally "cheat" a bit (o.k., a lot) and copy the build configuration from one of my existing boxes.

The INSTALL document covers the basics, and is an essential read, but depending on one's environment and experience, the build process can be a bit frustrating. For Windows developers though, the task is more complicated, particularly when it comes to Subversion's dependencies. Another is the desire to submit a patch to the open source community to implement new functionality or perhaps fix that bug you just tracked down.Ĭompiling Subversion on Linux is fairly straightforward and the community's INSTALL document ( ) is typically sufficient. One common reason is the need for a debug build to track down potential problems. There are many reasons you might want to build Subversion yourself rather than use a binary distribution such as CollabNet's certified Subversion Command Line Client or CollabNet Subversion Edge (available here ).