Public bug reported:
I noticed that it only enables huge-code-pages feature support by using
"--enable-opcache --enable-opcache-file --enable-huge-code-pages"
options when building php extensions as below shows.
ext_config='--prefix=/usr --enable-cli ... --enable-opcache --enable-
opcache-file --enable-huge-code-pages'
For other components, like fpm, it doesn't use the above options, and "
--diable-all" option explicitly excluded all features that are included
by default. In this case, the code supporting huge-code-pages are not
included in php binary. So user cannot enable it in runtime, even with
"opcache.huge_code_pages=1" config in php.ini.
I know huge_code_pages feature is still experimental, so it's disabled
by design? How about include that feature and let use to control whether
enable it or not?
** Affects: php8.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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php-fpm doesn't include huge-code-pages feature support
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