"; } else { echo ">"; } } cfunction print_textbox($name,$default_value) { global $strs; $value = (isset($strs[$name]) ? $strs[$name] : $default_value); ?>

General Options
	Disable debug information	Don't compile in debug information (faster performance, much more difficult to track down problems)
	Safe mode	Enable safe mode by default (it can still be turned off using a configuration file)
	Track Variables	Enable the HTTP_GET_VARS, HTTP_POST_VARS and HTTP_COOKIE_VARS arrays by default (can be turned on or off in the configuration file).
	Disable short tags	Disable support for the short <? tag by default. Without this option, both <? and <?php would work by default.
	Apache support	Compile as an apache module. Specify the base directory of your apache installation:
	Use Configuration File	Parsea a configuration file on startup. Specify the location of of the configuration file (can be overriden with the $PHPRC environment variable):
	Enable URL Includes	This would allow the use of http:// and ftp:// URLs inside include() statements.
SQL Options
	Oracle Support	Compile in Oracle support. If you know it, specify the Oracle base directory:
	iODBC Support	Compile in iODBC (UNIX ODBC driver). Specify the iODBC base directory:
	Adabas D Support	Compile in Adabas D support. Specify the Adabas D base directory:
	MySQL Support	Compile in MySQL support. Specify the MySQL base directory:
	mSQL Support	Compile in mSQL support. Specify the mSQL base directory:
	PostgresSQL Support	Compile in PostgresSQL support. Specify the PostgresSQL base directory:
	Solid Support	Compile in Solid support. Specify the Solid base directory:
	Sybase Support	Compile in Sybase support (DB-Lib only). Specify the Sybase home directory:
Bundled Libraries
	Use system regex	Use your own system's regular-expression library, instead of the bundled regular-expression library
	dbase Support	Compile in the bundled dbase library
	FilePro Support	Compile in the bundled filepro library
Incomplete Features
	PHP Debugger	Compile the PHP debugger. This is in an early alpha.

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