Build your own PHP on Windows platform (only for php5.2)_PHP tutorial

Building steps

1, install vs2008

2, install windows sdk 6.1

3. Download the php 5.2 source code, you can get Releases from here (don’t unzip it yet)

4. Download bindlib_w32.zip, http://www.php.net/extra/bindlib_w32.zip

5. Download win32build.zip, http://www.php.net/extra/win32build.zip

6. Download libxml2, iconv, zlib and other libraries http://www.zlatkovic.com/pub/libxml/

7. Create C:php5.2-mybuild (you can also change it to the directory you want, such as C:test, etc.). Then create C:php5.2-mybuildwin32build, C:php5.2-mybuildbindlib_w32, C:php5.2-mybuildphp-src.

8. Unzip win32build.zip to C:php5.2-mybuildwin32build. After decompression, C:php5.2-mybuildwin32build should contain bin, include, lib and other subdirectories.

9. Unzip bindlib_w32.zip to C:php5.2-mybuildbindlib_w32.

Compile bindlib_w32, and put the generated resolv.lib into C:php5.2-mybuildwin32buildlib, overwriting the original one.

10. Unzip the php 5.2 source code to C:php5.2-mybuildphp-src

11. Open windows sdk 6.1 shell and type the following command:

setenv /x86 /xp /release

12,

cd C:php5.2-mybuildphp-src

13,

buildconf

14, view compilation options

cscript /nologo configure.js --help

15, enter the build instructions according to your needs:

cscript /nologo configure.js --enable-object-out-dir="C:php5.2-mybuild" --with-php-build="C:php5.2-mybuildwin32build" --disable-all --enable-cli

16,

nmake

17. After make is completed, you can see that the Release_TS folder has been added to the C:php5.2-mybuild directory. This folder is used to store the files after the build. You can modify it by --enable-object-out- dir to configure the output directory you specify.

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