And i saw you mentioned (or somenoe else) something about not compiling in windows, etc.
But to compile it, I just downloaded lcc compiler for windows, thanks to one of the brothers suggestions on this list, and I created a new project, and added the prayer.c, prayer.h, and prayer-demo.c files, to it, and comiled it and alhamdullilah it worked, and i did the same with Visual C++ 7.1 (Vs.Net 2003).
I had executable files running in command console :)
I did not try with make, cygwin, etc. but I imagine it should work.
Omar Abo-Namous wrote:
On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 23:56:25 -0400, Sarfaraz Jamal wrote:
For what it is worth, I just compiled the prayertimes portion of it, using lcc, and VSC++ 7.1
compiled as in compiled, but not for php?! If so, you MUST tell me, how you did it..
omar
Umer Farooq wrote:
_______________________________________________WAS,
Ya.. it is not easy as just loading the C module.. you must write a C wrapper.. around and build and then use the php dl() function or put it in the /usr/local/lib/php/extensions folder. I think the simplest method of getting it out be to use the automatic build processes at the time of comiling php.
As for as cygwin goes.. only way it would work out be.. if you are running apache and php under it..
I think the simplest bet is to keep it in PHP.. as for C someone would.. still need to maintain the wrapper. Also it really frustrating to get this to compile on windows. Also most hosting companies will likly restrict you on loading shared modules for PHP.
Omar Abo-Namous wrote:
Salam guys, i've been looking into the whole php-library thing the last two days or so, but come up with nothing really useful.... i'm not used to makefiles, 'building' and so on...
as of now, i've downloaded the php-source and cygwin (which i don't know exactly what it does except for porting some unix-tools to windows (grep)). I've tried reading the directives by php.net on how to compile a library, but that didn't get me anywhere.
i think it is more efficient to keep the php-files updated. I can take this challenge, it's not very difficult to translate from c to php..
Salam.
Omar
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 04:00:31 -0400, Behdad Esfahbod wrote:
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Omar Abo-Namous wrote:
Ok, i think it's what i'm searching for. Problem would be, that
we'd need
two
versions (for windows and linux) and i'd have to compile an
so-library file
(don't exactly know how...)
Infact it's worse, you may need to compile one for each version of PHP! BTW, as I said, you grab the source code for PHP, and it has a document on how to create modules, and you cal copy a simple module like fribidi and work on. The trick is basically to use a command called phpize.
--behdadthnx anyway.
Salam.
omar
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