Please be gentle, I have very little experience developing on OS X. To
be honest, the whole dylib thing seems messy and confusing to me,
compared to the fairly straight-forward Linux style .so approach.
Expected behavior:
Able to configure and build on OS X with:
./configure --enable-embed
A
(libphp.a rather than libphp.so) so I'm having a hard time understanding
what exactly it is you're trying to achieve.
-- Dale
On Apr 29, 2008, at 19:14 PM, Christopher Thompson wrote:
Please be gentle, I have very little experience developing on OS X.
To be honest, the whole dyl
Although there's obviously some debate as to the usefulness of my embed
patch for OS X, here's a replacement for the Makefile.global bit. It
adds $(PHP_LDFLAGS) to the compile line for libphp5.dylib, necessary in
many cases.
--- php-5.2.5.clean/Makefile.global 2007-08-03 08:01:56.
Paul Biggar wrote:
Hi Chris,
I'm very interested in having --enable-embed working on OS X. My
experience with libtool is that it abstracts this sort of thing, so
I'm a little bit confused by your work-around. Could you explain why
you added --enable-embed=dylib instead of fixing
--enable-embed=s
tely hiding anything.
BuildSmart wrote:
On Apr 30, 2008, at 11:20 AM, Christopher Thompson wrote:
I don't want libphp.so as we are not using Apache.
The brief details are roughly as follows:
- we use lighthttpd for a web server
I have lighttpd running in OSX with PHP with quite a few extension
