I have recompiled mod_lisp2.c against Apache 2.2.8 for Windows using Visual C++ Express 2008. mod_lisp itself only needs the include files and libraries that are an optional part of the Apache binary installation, but I downloaded the Apache source (that includes Visual Studio 6 project files) so that I could check the compiler and linker settings.

My slightly modified mod_lisp2.c, the Visual C++ 9 project file and the Release build of the module are available in a .zip file. Please note the title of this blog when considering whether to use any of it.

The diff looks like this:

*** ../../download/programming/Other Lisp stuff/mod_lisp2 - svn.c Tue Apr  8 23:33:07 2008
--- mod_lisp2.c Mon Jun  2 18:15:31 2008
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*** 443,451 ****
  {
    char crlf[2] =  {0xd, 0xa};
    char length[16];
!   snprintf(length, 16, "%x", n_bytes);
    
!   apr_status_t status = write_lisp_data (socket, length, strlen(length));
    if ( status == APR_SUCCESS)
      {
        status = write_lisp_data (socket, crlf, 2);
--- 443,453 ----
  {
    char crlf[2] =  {0xd, 0xa};
    char length[16];
!   apr_status_t status;
! 
!   apr_snprintf(length, 16, "%x", n_bytes);    // 2 Jun 08 JDP
    
!   status = write_lisp_data (socket, length, strlen(length));
    if ( status == APR_SUCCESS)
      {
        status = write_lisp_data (socket, crlf, 2);