OK, maybe this is what you need to do then(?):
In the first case you need to create a DLL project in VC++
(I understand you are using VC++?), and when you work with
the PHP project you need to include a header file that
describe the DLL functions. In the second case you need to
get the header file
Hi,
I'm thinking about both cases. This time I'd like to
compile GD with some modifications and I'd like also
prepare extension with my own functions.
Regards
Piotr
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> Are you talking about your own extension or a third
> party extension?
>
Are you talking about your own extension or a third party extension?
On Tue, 2003-12-02 at 16:40, Piotr Pluciennik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've already compiled php and now is time for some extensions. So, what
> should I do, where can I find info on how to do it under windows?
>
> Waiting to hear from
Hi,
I've already compiled php and now is time for some extensions. So, what
should I do, where can I find info on how to do it under windows?
Waiting to hear from you asap...
Piotr
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I was wondering if anyone here had any experience with building any of the
extensions supplied with the PHP source code?
I have so far managed to successfully compile both the CGI and Apache module
versions of PHP itself, but I am having mixed luck with the extensions.
Some I can get libraries f
Hi All,
I would like to compile a self-made php extension on win32.
Is it true that the source C code can be compiled only with Microsoft Visual
C/C++ 6.0?
Thanks!
Kroko
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