On 10/22/05, techtonik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any developers who officially supports PHP 4 branch?
Yes, we "support" people using it, but not so much people building it.
We're trying to shift people on to PHP 5 so that the support burden
is lessened. If you're building it yourself
>
> I don't want to burst your bubble, but PHP 5 is the current release of
> PHP, and we've started work on PHP 6.
Do as you wish, but I though PHP4 is still the most widely supported version
on the web and if you're going to conquer the world you have to think about
those users, who was already
> If you have cygwin flex and bison, you don't need to copy anything.
And if I don't have any? Can it be made as simple as "unpack and compile"?
If you'll read this page
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.building.php
you notice redundant instructions for copying files and setting up
MS
I don't want to burst your bubble, but PHP 5 is the current release of
PHP, and we've started work on PHP 6. The win32 build system is much
more friendly; I've already spent many hours on making things better
there.
If you want to improve things for PHP 4, go for it, but I don't and
won't have ti
