At 15:29 03.03.2002, you wrote:
>Ok, seeing that some people indeed do use cygwin to build PHP, here's
>report about my achievements:
Just checked with new cygwin and it builds, compiles but does not link,
seem to be a problem with underscore generation. The cli executable
does not find its functions....maybe i check this later
by the way i have now problems with php 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 but then came cli...
>After upgrading cygwin to latest version (1.3.10-1) and all tools there
>(autoconf 2.52, libtool 1.4e) and checking out latest CVS, it builds. Only
>problems being:
>
>1. line 187 of datetime.c - complains about timezone, since timezone is
>defined as function in headers. Changed to _timezone, seems to work.
For me i have two errors in that file but i think we can add a type
conversion to the resulttype.
So we only do anything for cygwin:
datetime.c: In function `php_mktime':
datetime.c:187: wrong type argument to unary minus
gmadjust = -(is_dst ? (int)timezone - 3600 : (int)timezone);
see (int) conversion of timezone -> gmadjust has type int
datetime.c: In function `php_date':
datetime.c:254: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast
tzone = (long)timezone;
see (long) conversion of timezone -> tzone has type long
>>>> i think we can commit this to cvs anyone against? <<<<
>2. A lot of undefined symbols in XML modules. Rebuilt with
>--without-xml, since no time to investigate further on this.
I do not use this with cygwin sorry....
>Besides that, builds php.exe cleanly. Still don't know if and how is
>possible to build .dll for apache with cygwin.
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