Re: compiling with VC++

It sounds like you are not linking into the proper DLLs so that your custom DLL can be built. It sounds like you need to add the entry "php4ts_debug.lib" or "php4ts.lib" to your linkage list. The easiest way to do this is to open up your ".dsp" file in a text editor, and add them to the line that begins with "# ADD LINK32". Alternatively, you can go to Project / Settings in Visual C++, and in the "Link" tab, you can add it to the field "Object/library modules" with all the other DLLs I have no idea what VC++ looks like in German... Another good idea is to just open up one of the other ".dsp" files for one of the other extensions in the "src/ext/" directory, and compare your settings with an extension that compiles properly. That's probably the best way to get started. Another gotcha... you should see in your ".c" file this code: #ifdef COMPILE_DL_TEST ZEND_GET_MODULE(test) #endif or something similar, depending on what you named your extension. Be sure to set "COMPILE_DL_TEST" in your compiler directives, or your extension wont run... also be sure to set "ZTS=1", unless you explicitly want to use the non-thread-safe version of the Zend engine... but I dont know why anybody would want to do that... Again, all other extensions already do this... you should familiarize yourself with a simple one if you get stuck again. -- Brian 'Bex' Huff bex@stellent.com Phone: 952-903-2023 Fax: 952-829-5424 > hi there, > > as i said yesterday, i had some problems compiling the example-code for an > extension. now i solved these probs, but now i have a new error: > > test.obj : error LNK2001: no defined external symbol "__declspec(dllimport) > int __cdecl zend_parse_parameters(int,char *,...)" > (__imp_?zend_parse_parameters@@YAHHPADZZ) > > now, what means this ? > > greets, > > Marco Glatz