On Fri, 18 Mar 2011, Ondřej Surý wrote:
existing modules, there's a need to plan a transition and coordinate
it with the release team. It would probably also be good thing to
coordinate this either with other major distributions (so the LFS flag
is same everywhere) or move this logic directly to PHP upstream.
Yes, that makes sense.
What do you (and other pkg-php maintainers) think? My guess would be
that best solution would be to move this to upstream, so it's
consistent even for local custom builds with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS == 64.
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 13:37, Ondřej Surý wrote:
stuff by introducing this. But right now it's a right time to do it,
since the new development cycle has just started.
I have tested your patch, but since this changes the ability to loadOn Thu, Feb 10, 2011, Derick wrote:
I know it doesn't; I was asking for making it detectable. Perhaps
instead of LFS, you could use DEBIAN as "ZEND_BUILD_EXTRA"
instead then? Or perhaps include flags with that, that show all the
different Debian flags/options/or perhaps a debian specific version nr
as well; such as DEBIAN1, DEBIAN2 etc...
Seems reasonable to me, but I am not sure if we don't break otherI know it doesn't; I was asking for making it detectable. Perhaps
instead of LFS, you could use DEBIAN as "ZEND_BUILD_EXTRA"
instead then? Or perhaps include flags with that, that show all the
different Debian flags/options/or perhaps a debian specific version nr
as well; such as DEBIAN1, DEBIAN2 etc...
stuff by introducing this. But right now it's a right time to do it,
since the new development cycle has just started.
existing modules, there's a need to plan a transition and coordinate
it with the release team. It would probably also be good thing to
coordinate this either with other major distributions (so the LFS flag
is same everywhere) or move this logic directly to PHP upstream.
Yes, that makes sense.
What do you (and other pkg-php maintainers) think? My guess would be
that best solution would be to move this to upstream, so it's
consistent even for local custom builds with _FILE_OFFSET_BITS == 64.
stuff alongside with the ZTS and DEBUG flags makes a lot of sense.
I am cc-ing php internals here. As a reference, this is the issue:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=612743
regards,
Derick
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