Hi,
When I started working on my extension (WinBinder, see URL below), I tried
to include php.h "as is" but I always got several compiler errors. (I use
lcc-win32 as the compiler, mainly because it's very fast.) After a lot of
tweaking on some .h files (from version 4.3.4), I finally was able to
compile php_winbinder.dll without errors. Since then I'm using those altered
files, however, this is not practical because I can't easily update the
headers to a newer version. The header files are at
http://winbinder.sourceforge.net/files/tweaked_headers_4.zip in case you
want to look at them.
I've also tested MinGW and Pelles C, and I discovered that: 1) I also must
use the tweaked headers with them; and 2) the DLLs they produce won't work.
However, Rick was able to build WinBinder on MS Visual Studio, which seems
to be kind of the "official" compiler for PHP under Windows.
Is there a "magic" tweak (say on config.w32.h) or a special set of headers
to compile an extension for PHP?
Thanks in advance for any clues.
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Rubem Pechansky
WinBinder - The native Windows binding for PHP
http://winbinder.sourceforge.net/
winbinder-discussion@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hypervisual - Advanced Design for IT
http://hypervisual.com/
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