> Any ideas where such instructions could be found, or how to force
> "configure"
> make a static module ?
We have an extension generator which creates the basic
"infrastructure" for a new extension. The result can be
build as a static module or as a shared module.
Try php4/ext/
>My module has to be linked with some external libraries such as
>OpenSSL.
>What I need is a static link (I guess).
>
>Note: Compiling and linking manually as a static module into the PHP binary
>involves very long instructions and thus is not discussed here. (It's not
very
>ef
Thanks Marc,
It really helped in that sense that it become more obvious what is
happening at
all.
The trouble with zend API examples from zend.com was that somehow they
bring
into configure script \r characters. Pretty dumb reason but sometimes it
can
cause
a lot of troubles. Now I can compile an
>I am building my custom php extension. For the windows platform it went
>fine, but I still have a problems on Linux.
I had a couple of problems as well, but managed it after a while.
Please read the README.SELF-CONTAINED-EXTENSIONS in the php-folder, as it
helps.
In short, create a config.m
PHP 4.0.4pl1
OS Linux SuSe 7.0
Hi,
I am building my custom php extension. For the windows platform it went
fine, but I still
have a problems on Linux. As a matter of fact a can not test even
examples given
on www.zend.com/apidoc/examples.tar.gz
There is two ways described in www.zend.com/apidoc/
