bitwise operators on them (no more error_reporting = 7, from now on you
can use error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
@- Improved the php.ini reader to support constants and bitwise operators (Zeev)
#
# Never saw a response to PHP-DEV post of 25-OCT
#
# Given the existence of knownDirectives, I figured that option 2
# was closest to the original design intent.
I've defined a few macros to help with module/request init/startup function definitions.
Basically:
PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_RINIT_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_RSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION(module)
PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION(module)
These will expand to proper function prototypes.
Now to specify these in the module entry, use:
PHP_MINIT(module)
PHP_MSHUTDOWN(module)
PHP_RINIT(module)
PHP_RSHUTDOWN(module)
PHP_MINFO(module)
I've updated all modules in ext/standard and everything from ext/apache to ext/db.
If you can, please update your module to use these macros.
* Changed PHP4 to compile as a DLL, both ISAPI and the the CGI run with the same DLL.
* Switched to using the DLL runtime library under Win32. PHP will NOT work if
compiled against the static library!
* Removed yesterday's php4libts project (with php4dllts, it's obsolete).
This *does* affect thread-unsafe Windows as well - the thread unsafe CGI is also
dependant on the thread-unsafe DLL.
sub-directories and started to move extension code into ext/<name>. For now,
I have moved the "standard" extension (which is quite a mix of everything
right now) and the GD extension into their own subdirs in ext/.
The configure script now also runs configure in the libzend directory
automatically and makes sure php4 and libzend use the same config.cache file.
To avoid running configure in libzend, use the --no-recursion option.
"make" in php4 also builds libzend now.
The Apache module doesn't compile right now, but a fix for that is
coming up.
Zeev Suraski