On 29 March 2011 23:49, Maciej Jaros <egil@xxxxx> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm trying to compile PHP YAZ on Windows 7 32-bit with Visual Studio 2008
> Express. I've seen some of people on this list were succesful, but archives
> seem to be missing some of crucial e-mails... Or maybe just the wiki.php.net
> :-(.
>
> Anyway from various manuals on the web I got the following.
>
> I have:
> * YAZ (4.1.7) - installed (full install with sources) to c:\Program
> Files\YAZ
> * PHP (5.3.6 TS) sources in c:\PHP\dev
> * PHP_YAZ (1.0.14 from Pecl page) in c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz
> * bison and flex in c:\PHP\dev_extra
> * and of course Visual Studio Express 2008 installed
>
> I've changed c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz\config.w32 so that it checks for yaz4.lib
> rather then yaz3.lib
>
> I run VC9 express console and run:
> cd c:\PHP\dev
> set PATH=%PATH%;c:\PHP\dev_extra
> set PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\
> buildconf.bat
> configure --disable-all --enable-cli --with-yaz=shared
>
> Still I get:
> Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ... <not found>
> Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ... <not found>
>
> I've tried setting PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\, but that don't
> help either. It does help when I set:
> set INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\
> But then it says:
> Problem reading true\yaz\yaz-version.h
> So then I change configure.js and manually set (just before
> file_get_contents(yaz_h...)):
> yaz_h = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\include\\";
> and set (just before CHECK_LIB("yaz4.lib"...)):
> PHP_YAZ = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\lib\\";
>
> And OK, then nmake works, but then again I know there just have to be a
> better way ;-).
>
> I'd like to make some step-by-step instructions on how to build YAZ for PHP
> 5.3 and this just seem to be a bit too much.
>
> Regards,
> Nux.
>
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Is YAZ and/or the YAZ libraries thread safe?
I build locally for CLI and FastCGI, so a non-thread-safe build is
better for me - as I understand things, a non-thread-safe build will
be faster than a thread-safe build.
My instructions ...
1 - Install YAZ and add the C:\Program Files\YAZ\bin directory to your
path. The compiled extension needs access to the Yaz code at run time.
2 - Copy C:\Program Files\YAZ\include and C:\Program Files\YAZ\lib
directories to your vc9\x86\deps directory (preserve the YAZ
subdirectory in the include directory).
3 - Checkout pecl/yaz/trunk to the vc9\x86\pecl\yaz (or the branch or
tag that you want to build).
4 - Edit the yaz\config.w32 to use the V4 library - though, it may be
worth building against the v3 library first to see if all the tests
pass - I get some failures.
5 - Run buildconf. This will make configure.js aware of the yaz extension.
6 - Run configure with --enable-yaz=shared (and any other options you
want. Maybe --disable-zts)
7 - Once built, the extension will be in Release\php_yaz.dll
(non-thread-safe) or Release_TS\php_yaz.dll (thread-safe). Copy this
to your C:\PHP5\ext directory. Make sure you copy the right one as you
cannot mix thread safety.
8 - Try ...
php -ddisplay_startup_errors=1 -m
to see if the module is recognised correctly.
See also http://news.php.net/php.internals.win 764 to 776 and
http://news.php.net/php.windows 30524+
Richard.
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