On 2022. 01. 03. 20:17, Pierre Joye wrote:
it uses msys for autoconf and co support but actually uses vc?
Exactly.
Unless you have another compiler specified in your Conan profile. You
can see in the _platform method that the dictionary is indexed with
self.settings.os and
On 2022. 01. 03. 18:17, Christoph M. Becker wrote:
> Oh, that would be an issue. We can't use Cygwin builds; MinGW builds
> might be okayish, though. ICU ships a VS solution file
> (source/allinone/allinone.sln) which works fine. I don't know
> whether using that would be okay for Conan.
No
/all/conanfile.py#L76-L101
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On 2021. 12. 29. 14:02, Christoph M. Becker wrote:
This is why I suggested to postpone Windows support for now.
This would have to be done either way and I prefer to work from the host
OS on my computer, especially since the Windows side of things is what's
messy right now and I don't like
it practically impossible to build them cross
platform, so I have to rewrite things in terms of CMake :)
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On 2021. 12. 21. 13:55, Christoph M. Becker wrote:
vcpkg has a lot of these, but some are completely missing (e.g.
libxpm), and some packages are even on older versions than we
currently use for Windows builds.
Good point, even Conan is missing some of those dependencies. Guess I'll
have to
The point of CMake is that you don't have to care too much about the
system you are building the software on. The exact same CMake build
files will work on all platforms that CMake supports. There is no
"Windows support" specifically when you are working with CMake. In fact,
I work on a Windows
On 2021. 12. 20. 17:19, Pierre Joye wrote:
We may switch to vcpkg distributions, [...], or the current autoconf
php js port works too.
Could you elaborate on what you mean by these?
The reason why I prefer Conan here is because they provide pre-built
binaries for common setups, so that makes
This is way too early to decide this. This is a decision to be made
when we're actually ready to try publishing it for regular
consumption (not for the people developing it).
Sure. I wasn't expecting concrete answers, just letting people know that
this ought to be considered as well.
It may
One thing I forgot to ask is what minimum CMake version should php-src
support in its build scripts? For reference, please take a look at
repology.org for the packaging status of CMake across a lot of software
distributions: https://repology.org/project/cmake/badges
Please note that the lower
We cannot break that without giving sufficient time to the respective
maintainers to update these extensions to use the new CMake build
system. If we can maintain both build chains for some years
Yes, gradually phasing the current build system out is the most
pragmatic choice, although it will
I think the answer should be that _eventually_ they should have to
migrate, but in the interim we must maintain two build systems.
You are right on the first point, but it is not a requirement for
php-src to be managed by anything other than CMake to maintain phpize
functionality for existing
My main question would be how this will affect 3rd party extensions,
which are currently using autoconf. Will they need to migrate to
cmake, or will we have to effectively maintain both build systems?
Unless 3rd party extensions vendor php-src and/or do something extra
besides what they are
of peer reviewing a CMake related book.
Let me know what you think.
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