Andrew Mather wrote:
i) a walkthrough of the exact steps + sample code to write an extension
without
requiring re-compilation of Php and without access to Php source code
maybe its time for a shameless plug one more time:
http://pear.php.net/package/CodeGen_PECL/docs
this approach will shield you from autoconf/make details as
much as possible, it will also generate windows VS 6.0 .dsp
project files, too
ii) as above but with access to Php source code
its not mentioned in the above docs, but compiling the generated
extension code staticly into PHP just requires these simple steps:
- place the generated code directory into PHPs ext/ directory
- run buildconf (in the top level src directory)
- if you've already built php from this source tree before do
config.nice ...any-options-specific-to-your-extension
else extract the configure string for the current php installation
from "php -i" output, re-use this configure line and add your
extensions options to it
- make
- optional: make test
- make install (may require sudo)
iii) as above (either i or ii) but with instructions to allow the project to
be initiated
and compiled within the KDE development environment
i don't know / use Kdevelop, but i'm pretty sure that it allows
to integrate standard unix projects based on configure/make ...
Resulting object (presumably .so) to be accessible in a distribution release of
Apache/Php
with only minor modification of a client's Apache/Php config settings.
using CodeGen_PECL you'll get a full self contained extension
project, including a package.xml file suitable for automatic
installation using the pear installer
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Hartmut Holzgraefe, Senior Support Engineer .
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com
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