> You need to know if your apache is thread safe or not (if under windows I > guess it is).
I don't know if my Apache is thread safe, but I know that it works with my PHP, so it probably is because my PHP won't work with the NTS version of this extension (I tried and received an error that the compile didn't match.) So, I am using php_xdebug-2.1.0beta1-5.3-vc9 (which is not thread safe). but... > Do a phpinfo(); or php /? on command line to know-how do a phpinfo() then > check line for "thread-safe enabled" or similar thing. ... On the other hand, if I do php -i, the output states: Thread Safety => disabled ... So maybe I should be using the other one version? But then how can I get past the compiler mismatch problem? (Maybe I need to reinstall PHP? I had a similar problem when I was trying to get Oracle to work with PHP and eventually I was forced to give up since I didn't feel like figuring out how to compile everything for myself at the time.) > If thread_safe, you'll need to suffix zend_extension with _ts, like > zend_extension_ts=".." > I got this error and it was because of this. I tried to change the line in my configuration to: zend_extension_ts="C:\devtool\php\modules\xdebug \php_xdebug-2.1.0beta1-5.3-vc9.dll" However, when I did this, I get: Failed loading C:\devtool\php\modules\xdebug\php_xdebug-2.1.0beta1-5.3- vc9.dll You must install and enable xdebug before using lime coverage. ... which wasn't too surprising since Xdebug's documentation states: >From PHP 5.3 onwards, you always need to use zend_extension and not zend_extension_ts. -Brian.
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