Re: Building PHP, questions

Hey. Yes, all dependencies are being ported to that build system. PHP is the biggest dependency though. There are many scripting languages I like, that are even small (ph7, objectscript) - but I trust the original PHP the most - so I wish to use it in my project. Hence, to make it compatible with my project, I also need to make it build-able in my project. About TSRM; thats fine. I didnt expect it to be removed - an dhonestly, why patching a way a feature thats actually very useful? ^^ As said, I am unable to use autotools before, during or after the build process, so if I want to or not, I must compile a basic PHP by myself, including generating the needed header files - config.h if I am not wrong. Kind regards, Ingwie Am 13.03.2014 um 19:41 schrieb Pierre Joye <pierre.php@gmail.com>: > hi, > > On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 7:15 PM, Kevin Ingwersen > <ingwie2000@googlemail.com> wrote: >> 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. > > Do you do that for all dependencies you have for your project (libs)? > > PHP embend is nothing else that just another library. As Johannes > suggested, it could be much easier for you to simply use the static > build instead of redoing the configure&build scripts, and much easier > to update to newer versions as well. > >> 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. > > You can hardly remove it, unless you want to spend weeks patching php. > It is a requirement for thread safety too (TSRM mean Thread safe > resource manager :). > > Cheers,