Richard schreef:
Jochem Maas wrote :
Richard schreef:
Hi,
After installing PHP on a Windows machine I see a very small
PHP-executable and several extension dll's that can be loaded.
When I build PHP on a QNX machine I get one huge executable of 8.6
MB. Is it possible to build something similar to the Windows version?
yes, by specifying to ./configure that it should build shared extensions
or those extensions that allow it. so the relevant ./configure options
will look something like:
--enable-foo=shared,/path/to/libs
I tried that but it didn't work.
didn't work in what way?
what's your configure line look like right now?
PS - I'd never heard of QNX - just looked it up - interested to know
what your
doing with it and php.
I have an embedded system with an sqlite database. I want a web
interface that shows database info and maybe system info.
cool :-)
PPS - Is a single large binary any worse than a smaller binary that loads
in a bunch of extensions (assuming the same extensions in each case),
won't
the memory footprint be near enough the same for each?
It seems that my system has a problem with loading large binaries. It
would be nice if I could decide in the ini file which extensions will be
loaded (I am not sure which extensions I need).
I use the shttpd web server. This one does not support fast cgi. Loading
a large cgi interpreter each time slows down my system.
ok - seems like you will only be needing a small subset of the available extensions.
have you tried using --disable-all and then only enabling the extensions you really
need, It may get the binary size down to a usable level.
Regards,
Richard
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