> > I am not experienced with configure script coding at all, > > but I have tried some methods to make php autodetect work > > on windows, but with no success. > > Hm, it worked for me all the time, maybe because the path where php > is installed is in my path environment variable. > e.g: /cygdrive/c/php: > > The output, using cygwin: > > $ ./configure > file versions > Makefile.in,v 1.113 > configure.in,v 1.145 > configure options: > > checking for php... /cygdrive/c/php/php > checking php version... 4.1.1 ok > checking for jade... ../phpdoc-tools/jade/jade.exe > > It also works specifying manually where the php.exe is located: > e.g.: > > $ ./configure --with-php=/cygdrive/c/php/php.exe > file versions > Makefile.in,v 1.113 > configure.in,v 1.145 > configure options: --with-php=/cygdrive/c/php/php.exe > > checking for php... /cygdrive/c/php/php.exe > checking php version... 4.1.1 ok > > Maybe you didn't try the somewhat strange cygwin path-natation? :-)
Still I would like to see a check for ../phpdoc-tools/php.bat or something like this, as jade and other things does not need to be on the path, but they are still found by configure. I feel a bit much to put php to the path, but I'll do this if I feel to uncomfortable adding the --with-php=php.bat every time to configure... Thanks for the tip. Goba
