Compiling PHP_YAZ with PHP 5.3

Hi.

I'm trying to compile PHP YAZ on Windows 7 32-bit with Visual Studio
2008 Express. I've seen some of people on this list were succesful, but
archives seem to be missing some of crucial e-mails... Or maybe just the
wiki.php.net :-(.

Anyway from various manuals on the web I got the following.

I have:
* YAZ (4.1.7) - installed (full install with sources) to c:\Program
Files\YAZ
* PHP (5.3.6 TS) sources in c:\PHP\dev
* PHP_YAZ (1.0.14 from Pecl page) in c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz
* bison and flex in c:\PHP\dev_extra
* and of course Visual Studio Express 2008 installed

I've changed c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz\config.w32 so that it checks for
yaz4.lib rather then yaz3.lib

I run VC9 express console and run:
cd c:\PHP\dev
set PATH=%PATH%;c:\PHP\dev_extra
set PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\
buildconf.bat
configure --disable-all --enable-cli --with-yaz=shared

Still I get:
Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ...
Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ...

I've tried setting PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\, but that don't
help either. It does help when I set:
set INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\
But then it says:
Problem reading true\yaz\yaz-version.h
So then I change configure.js and manually set (just before
file_get_contents(yaz_h...)):
yaz_h = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\include\\";
and set (just before CHECK_LIB("yaz4.lib"...)):
PHP_YAZ = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\lib\\";

And OK, then nmake works, but then again I know there just have to be a
better way ;-).

I'd like to make some step-by-step instructions on how to build YAZ for
PHP 5.3 and this just seem to be a bit too much.

Regards,
Nux.

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Re: Compiling PHP_YAZ with PHP 5.3

hi,

See the previous discussion about that. Pretty much everything you
need, until we got our wiki back online.

Cheers,

On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 12:49 AM, Maciej Jaros wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm trying to compile PHP YAZ on Windows 7 32-bit with Visual Studio 2008
> Express. I've seen some of people on this list were succesful, but archives
> seem to be missing some of crucial e-mails... Or maybe just the wiki.php.net
> :-(.
>
> Anyway from various manuals on the web I got the following.
>
> I have:
> * YAZ (4.1.7) - installed (full install with sources) to c:\Program
> Files\YAZ
> * PHP (5.3.6 TS) sources in c:\PHP\dev
> * PHP_YAZ (1.0.14 from Pecl page) in c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz
> * bison and flex in c:\PHP\dev_extra
> * and of course Visual Studio Express 2008 installed
>
> I've changed c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz\config.w32 so that it checks for yaz4.lib
> rather then yaz3.lib
>
> I run VC9 express console and run:
> cd c:\PHP\dev
> set PATH=%PATH%;c:\PHP\dev_extra
> set PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\
> buildconf.bat
> configure --disable-all --enable-cli --with-yaz=shared
>
> Still I get:
> Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ...
> Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ...
>
> I've tried setting PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\, but that don't
> help either. It does help when I set:
> set INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\
> But then it says:
> Problem reading true\yaz\yaz-version.h
> So then I change configure.js and manually set (just before
> file_get_contents(yaz_h...)):
> yaz_h = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\include\\";
> and set (just before CHECK_LIB("yaz4.lib"...)):
> PHP_YAZ = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\lib\\";
>
> And OK, then nmake works, but then again I know there just have to be a
> better way ;-).
>
> I'd like to make some step-by-step instructions on how to build YAZ for PHP
> 5.3 and this just seem to be a bit too much.
>
> Regards,
> Nux.
>
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>



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Re: Compiling PHP_YAZ with PHP 5.3

On 29 March 2011 23:49, Maciej Jaros wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm trying to compile PHP YAZ on Windows 7 32-bit with Visual Studio 2008
> Express. I've seen some of people on this list were succesful, but archives
> seem to be missing some of crucial e-mails... Or maybe just the wiki.php.net
> :-(.
>
> Anyway from various manuals on the web I got the following.
>
> I have:
> * YAZ (4.1.7) - installed (full install with sources) to c:\Program
> Files\YAZ
> * PHP (5.3.6 TS) sources in c:\PHP\dev
> * PHP_YAZ (1.0.14 from Pecl page) in c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz
> * bison and flex in c:\PHP\dev_extra
> * and of course Visual Studio Express 2008 installed
>
> I've changed c:\PHP\dev\ext\yaz\config.w32 so that it checks for yaz4.lib
> rather then yaz3.lib
>
> I run VC9 express console and run:
> cd c:\PHP\dev
> set PATH=%PATH%;c:\PHP\dev_extra
> set PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\
> buildconf.bat
> configure --disable-all --enable-cli --with-yaz=shared
>
> Still I get:
> Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ...
> Checking for yaz/yaz-version.h ...
>
> I've tried setting PHP_YAZ=c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\, but that don't
> help either. It does help when I set:
> set INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;c:\Program Files\YAZ\include\
> But then it says:
> Problem reading true\yaz\yaz-version.h
> So then I change configure.js and manually set (just before
> file_get_contents(yaz_h...)):
> yaz_h = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\include\\";
> and set (just before CHECK_LIB("yaz4.lib"...)):
> PHP_YAZ = "c:\\Program Files\\YAZ\\lib\\";
>
> And OK, then nmake works, but then again I know there just have to be a
> better way ;-).
>
> I'd like to make some step-by-step instructions on how to build YAZ for PHP
> 5.3 and this just seem to be a bit too much.
>
> Regards,
> Nux.
>
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>
>

Is YAZ and/or the YAZ libraries thread safe?

I build locally for CLI and FastCGI, so a non-thread-safe build is
better for me - as I understand things, a non-thread-safe build will
be faster than a thread-safe build.

My instructions ...

1 - Install YAZ and add the C:\Program Files\YAZ\bin directory to your
path. The compiled extension needs access to the Yaz code at run time.
2 - Copy C:\Program Files\YAZ\include and C:\Program Files\YAZ\lib
directories to your vc9\x86\deps directory (preserve the YAZ
subdirectory in the include directory).
3 - Checkout pecl/yaz/trunk to the vc9\x86\pecl\yaz (or the branch or
tag that you want to build).
4 - Edit the yaz\config.w32 to use the V4 library - though, it may be
worth building against the v3 library first to see if all the tests
pass - I get some failures.
5 - Run buildconf. This will make configure.js aware of the yaz extension.
6 - Run configure with --enable-yaz=shared (and any other options you
want. Maybe --disable-zts)
7 - Once built, the extension will be in Release\php_yaz.dll
(non-thread-safe) or Release_TS\php_yaz.dll (thread-safe). Copy this
to your C:\PHP5\ext directory. Make sure you copy the right one as you
cannot mix thread safety.
8 - Try ...

php -ddisplay_startup_errors=1 -m

to see if the module is recognised correctly.


See also http://news.php.net/php.internals.win 764 to 776 and
http://news.php.net/php.windows 30524+

Richard.



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Re: Compiling PHP_YAZ with PHP 5.3

Richard Quadling (2011-03-30 11:33):
> Is YAZ and/or the YAZ libraries thread safe?

I was trying to compile TS.

> I build locally for CLI and FastCGI, so a non-thread-safe build is
> better for me - as I understand things, a non-thread-safe build will
> be faster than a thread-safe build.
>
> My instructions ...
>
> 1 - Install YAZ and add the C:\Program Files\YAZ\bin directory to your
> path. The compiled extension needs access to the Yaz code at run time.
> 2 - Copy C:\Program Files\YAZ\include and C:\Program Files\YAZ\lib
> directories to your vc9\x86\deps directory (preserve the YAZ
> subdirectory in the include directory).

Yes, this is were I got stuck with the previous e-mails on the list.
I've got different directory structure in my distribution of PHP (using
PHP 5.3)... But now I've noticed that configuration builder magically
expects deps directory to be above source directory. I'm guessing this
is explained on the wiki... Anyway Yaz 4 seems to work fine for me.

Thanks for your help,
Nux.

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