Hi Anatol, "Anatol Belski" in php.windows (Mon, 23 Dec 2013 17:51:48 +0100): >Ups, that's rather surprised me. None of PECL extension was yet patched, I >think none of those will really work. Even if they luckily compiled, there >is a lot of things to fail. As wrong datatypes, parameter formats, etc. >are used. It's actually on TODOs to prevent compilation of the unpatched >extensions. The tricky thing is to catch runtime issues on the compile >time. Feeling bad not to mentioning that in the first mail. No harm done. I like to experiment ;-) Most likely your Russian is a lot better than mine, but this article got me in the compiling business some years ago: http://sergey89.ru/notes/ffmpeg-php-windows/ After figuring out what Sergey was saying, I managed to compile php_ffmpeg.dll fir (then) PHP 5.3. Since then all my builds contain a php_ffmpeg.dll for querying the specs of video recordings and making thumbnails. Of course I tried to patch and compile php_ffmpeg. I only replaced the 'long' things with their 'int' couterparts. REGISTER_LONG_CONSTANT := REGISTER_INT_CONSTANT ZVAL_LONG := ZVAL_INT RETURN_LONG := RETURN_INT convert_to_long_ex := convert_to_int_ex Z_LVAL_PP := Z_DVAL_PP (I was not really sure about this one) Most of these changes were in ffmpeg_frame.c. The result: it compiled, but the frame functions failed (and thus also the making of a thumbnail). Compare these two: http://x32.elijst.nl/fftest.php (PHP 5.3.28) http://x32.elijst.nl/fftest.php5f (PHP 5.7.0-dev) The experimental php_ffmpeg.dll stops, where the stable build continues with 'get frame = true'. I will have to debug ffmpeg_frame.c to see where it goes wrong. >> Initial tests with Drupal7, Wordpress and custom PHP sites did not show >> anything abnormal. They just ran. >> >And that's amazingly great to hear. As it's really about the core right >now, and it's been yet tested almost with synthetics only ... especially >some real life tests passing are a great thing to know. Also interesting >of course are the edge cases regarding LFS, 64 bit integers and long >strings (as far as i could see many are covered in phpt). This is the Wordpress site: http://brussel.albatros-amsterdam.nl/ It only is a MySQL replication slave of the production site, so some images may be missing. And the 'internal' links point to the production site as well. But it runs. I cannot show you the Drupal7 site, because it is behind a login. Server Apache/2.4.6 (Win32 VC9), PHP running under mod_fcgid/2.3.7 with Zend OPcache enabled. The php_opcache.dll is slightly modified to accomodate two opcaches for different PHP version under Windows: https://github.com/zendtech/ZendOptimizerPlus/issues/109#issuecomment-20673616 The last comment refers to you, BTW. The only thing I have noticed until now is, that I saw a lot of fcgid instances of php-cgi.exe running yesterday. Maybe they were not terminated. I will keep an eye on that. Jan -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
