Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=55779&edit=1
ID: 55779
User updated by: hessemanj2100 at gmail dot com
Reported by: hessemanj2100 at gmail dot com
Summary: VS2008 Professional won't compile PHP but VC++ 2008
Express will
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Closed
Type: Bug
Package: Compile Failure
Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit
PHP Version: 5.3.8
Assigned To: pajoye
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
Let's close this thing for good!
According to the pre-compiled PHP build configure command, it does indeed
include the --disable-static-analyze. Also, after looking at the Visual Studio
wiki article, both the express and professional editions do not include static
analysis. With that in mind, make sure to document that
--disable-static-analyze
must be disabled. Pajoye must be using a version with code analysis support.
Make sure to document this in the windows build instructions. I spent far too
much time trying to figure this problem out. Thanks!
Visual Studio Wiki Article (scroll down to "editions feature grid")
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_Studio
So the rule of thumb from now on is to include the --disable-static-analyze
flag
in the configure command. However, VS Premium and Ultimate shouldn't need to
include that flag because they support static analysis.
Previous Comments:
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[2011-09-25 18:41:00] [email protected]
> feeedback again
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[2011-09-25 18:37:39] [email protected]
ok, that's my last attempt.
Please try using:
configure --enable-snapshot-build --disable-zts --disable-static-analyze
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[2011-09-25 18:19:49] hessemanj2100 at gmail dot com
I am reopening the bug report because the problem was apparently not fixed.
After building PHP with "configure --disable-zts --enable-one-shot" and then
rebuilding PHP with "configure --disable-zts --enable-snapshot-build" without
issuing the command "buildconf", PHP compiled successfully. But on the
phpinfo()
page it shows the configure command as the original "configure --disable-zts --
enable-one-shot." It's weird but that is the only way I was able to compile
PHP.
Disabling the static analyzer by issuing the flag --disable-static-analyze
(without the r at the end) did allow me to compile PHP without having the
recompile it. I shouldn't need to issue the --disable-static-analyze flag to
compile PHP. It should compile without it, but that is a mystery still to be
solved. I hope someone who has experienced this problem before can help me
solve
it. Thanks for any help.
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[2011-09-25 17:56:16] [email protected]
g:\php-sdk\php54\vc9\x86\php54>configure --help | find "analy"
--enable-static-analyze Enable the VC compiler static analyze
g:\php-sdk\php53\vc9\x86\php53>configure --help | find "analy"
--enable-static-analyze Enable the VC compiler static analyze
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[2011-09-25 17:51:59] hessemanj2100 at gmail dot com
Problem solved by putting the --disable-zts flag first in the configure command.
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