For what they are worth, here are some notes that I took. I don't think
they answer the actual question you asked, but they may be useful.
Extensions to PHP are written in C. (I haven't seen a statement to that
effect anywhere in the documentation, but I mave missed something.)
Assume that you
The PHP system is built using GNU tools, which are described on the GNU web
site www.gnu.org. The documentation on extending PHP on the zend web site
is not terribly clear and I suspect that does not match the current system.
However, it does refer you to the gnu web site for information about th
Hi Rasmus,
Thank you for the link - and sorry about the empty messages ;-)
The slides did help to some extend. But I'm only able to compile as
described in slide 28.
When I try to compile it as a shared module no .so file is generated. I
do however get the following warnings:
*** Warning: This
> After 3½ day with the same stupid problem I am borderline crazy and
> beginning to get REALLY fed up with PHP ;-)
> Could it be a bug in the ext_skel "and friends" utilities???
No, they work quite well. Try going to http://conf.php.net and pick the
New York Linuxworld Advanced presentation nea
You will probably get answers in php-dev rather than in
php-general.
At 21:58 11.1. 2001, Jason Lee wrote the following:
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>I'd like to write a module for PHP so that we can, from our PHP scripts, talk to our
>servers using our home
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