So just to confirm (to avoid goose chasing ) you are saying you tried
the minimal build options:
No, I'm saying I don't read closely enough :)
To me, 'minimal build options' means an empty configure line,
not --disable-all. I've never used --disable-all.
- Steph
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hi Hector,
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 5:41 PM, Hector Santos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steph Fox wrote:
>>>
>>> For PHP 5.3, you get browscap.obj linking errors. I don't understand
>>> what ereg does, but I found I had to add the option:
>>>
>>> --with-ereg
>>>
>>>
>>> Is this option a new req
Steph Fox wrote:
For PHP 5.3, you get browscap.obj linking errors. I don't
understand what ereg does, but I found I had to add the option:
--with-ereg
Is this option a new required minimal build option that should be forced?
'This ereg stuff' is important, in that it supports legacy c
For PHP 5.3, you get browscap.obj linking errors. I don't understand
what ereg does, but I found I had to add the option:
--with-ereg
After buildconf.bat and running configure.js wit the options, and deleting
del release_ts\ext\standard\brows*.*
rd release_ts\ext\ereg /q /s
and i
Hector Santos wrote:
> Folks,
>
> From the example build at:
>
>http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.building.php
>
> where it shows the options for a minimal build:
>
> --disable-all
> --enable-cli
> --enable-cgi
> --enable-object-out-dir=.
> --disable-ipv6.
ereg used to
