Re: Building PHP, questions

The thing is, that the build itself cant run buildconf or configure, so I have to „port“ the libphp5 part to the build system I am using. With minimal, I just mean to have a runnable scripting engine. Basicaly, i want to rebuild what you get when using —disable-all —enable-static —enable-embed. How far is TSMRC a dependency of PHP actually? I might actually need the thread sefety, so I bet i should compile that in in any case. Am 13.03.2014 um 18:15 schrieb Johannes Schlüter <johannes@schlueters.de>: > On Thu, 2014-03-13 at 17:52 +0100, Kevin Ingwersen wrote: >> Hey there. >> >> For a project I am working on,I want to implement a minimal version of >> PHP - really, just it and a very tiny subset of modules. Its for > > Define minimal. > cd Zend && ./buildconf && configure && make > combined with one or two trivial patches to get rid of TSRM dependencies > gives you a standalone library containing only the engine. The result of > configure --disable-all in the php source is the minimum useful thing. > >> embeding PHP at the end. I can tell that I need to compile realyl >> everything from main and TSRM. But what other fiels do I need to >> compile - AND generate? I know I have to generate config.h - but what >> does it depend on? > > The ones referenced from the current build system's Makefile. I doubt > anybody keeps an extra list. Mind that i.e. TSRM becomes quite small in > non-tsrm mode. > >> I am not going to be able to use Autotools - because I am porting it >> into a build system I am contributing to. > > Why? You can always build PHP as a library using --enable-embed (add > "=static" if you want it to be a static library) and use that from your > other project, yes this adds a dependency but avoids lots of build > issues. > > johannes > > >