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Building From Source
Pre-requirement check list
You don't have to check the following list yourself, the configure script will do for you, unless you have problem with configure/make.
- Get the XCache source files, see GettingSource.
- the lastest version of php 4.3.x, 4.4.x, 5.1.x, 5.2.x or 6.x series, 5.0.x isn't one of them. You can check the version with:
$ php-cgi -v PHP 4.4.3-dev (cgi-fcgi) (built: Mar 10 2006 18:46:02) Copyright (c) 1997-2006 The PHP Group Zend Engine v1.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2004 Zend Technologies
or setup a file with:and request it from your browser.<?php phpinfo(); ?>
- Get the php works with webserver without XCache first!
- common build tools: c compiler, make, libtool (required by php build env)
- php building env installed. if you've install php yourself, make sure you have do "make install". check it out with:
$ which phpize /usr/local/bin/phpize (or) /usr/bin/phpize
you output may be vary from this. - m4
- indent (optional)
Building
GettingSource, and cd into XCache directory.
~ $ cd ~/src/xcache ~/src/xcache $ _
the following "$" and "#" is assuming you're under XCache source directory, as above.
everytime you upgrade php, or update to a new XCache, you have to do:
$ phpize
and you get "configure" script now. ok, check what configure option we have.
$ ./configure --help ...... --enable-xcache Include XCACHE support. --enable-xcache-optimizer XCACHE: (N/A) --enable-xcache-coverage XCACHE: Enable code coverage dumper, NOT for production server --enable-xcache-assembler XCACHE: (N/A) --enable-xcache-disassembler XCACHE: Enable opcode to php variable dumper, NOT for production server --enable-xcache-encoder XCACHE: (N/A) --enable-xcache-decoder XCACHE: (N/A) --enable-xcache-test XCACHE: Enable self test - FOR DEVELOPERS ONLY!! ...... (now run configure with options you selected) $ ./configure --enable-xcache --enable-xcache-disassembler (many output here, if you have problem, read the error message twice, and search inside config.log, and check Pre-requirement in this page above) $ make (many output here again)
Installing
$ su Password: (input your root password here) # make install (many output here, and you can see where the XCache extension is installed into, remember the extension path)
See also: GettingSource (prev), InstallingAsPhpExtension (next)

