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    Problem compiling php5 in visual studio


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    I'm trying to compile php-5.3.2 on a vista 64 using visual studio 2008.
    So I downloaded this package where i added an existing .dsp file to my project that was converted
    to VS2008.
    I’m just in the beginning of this phase.
    Something that is a bit strange is that they added the file getopt.c and this file is
    not found in ‘php-5.3.2\sapi\cgi’ where it is pointing to from the project.
    If it is there for a reason then why is it not found in the folder where it is supposed to be?
    The error I get is:
    Error 21 fatal error C1083: Cannot open source file: '..\sapi\cgi\getopt.c': No such file or directory c1 php5
    Grateful for any help on this.




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    Why bother compile it when you can download the bin directly from php.com?

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    WigSplitta: Thanks for asking. This is because it seams that you need the php compile package in order to make a new extension. I'm just following online tutorials and have no clue yet why I need the whole package.

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    Use WAMPSERVER, if you have mysql installed already, just disable the mysql service in wamp...

    Then read a tutorial on how to use custom extensions for that.

    Much easier imho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WigSplitta View Post
    Use WAMPSERVER, if you have mysql installed already, just disable the mysql service in wamp...

    Then read a tutorial on how to use custom extensions for that.

    Much easier imho.
    Are we on the same page? Should I not have a VC++ environment in order to be able to compile my own extensions?

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    But you don't need to compile it into php?

 

 

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