Hello everyone,
The following categorizes bundled/enabled/core, and lists extensions as they
stand today (compiled via snaps). I don't exactly know what this means, but
writing this feels appropriate:
- Bundled : An extension that is bundled
* ./configure --enable-ext (or --with-ext) is available but required
* Not sure how best to compile this list, separated by --enable/--with
- Bundled-enabled : Same as bundled, but enabled by default
* ./configure alone includes it
* 5.3: Core,ctype,date,dom,ereg,fileinfo,filter,hash,iconv,json,libxml,
pcre,PDO,pdo_sqlite,Phar,posix,Reflection,session,SimpleXML,SPL,
SQLite,sqlite3,standard,tokenizer,xml,xmlreader,xmlwriter
* 5.4: Same as 5.3 except 'SQLite' was removed
* External requirements: libxml2, Others?
- Bundled-core : An extension that cannot be disabled
* ./configure --disable-all does not exclude it
* 5.3: Core,date,ereg,pcre,reflection,SPL,standard
* 5.4: Same as 5.3
* External requirements: Others?
Of course this does not apply to Linux distributions, but we don't [directly]
control that.
Regards,
Philip
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