to support -V flag, so by passing them data on stdin we prevent them from
sitting idle waiting for stdin data. I've also added some common version
retrieval flags, that may be supported by various lex scanners.
available, an advisory warning (similar to bison one) will be given to the
user. This is needed for systems such as Sun OS, where the existing lex
parser cannot be used to regenerate Zend/PHP lexical parsers.
which is 'executed' last of the SAPI config.m4's.
- Added --disable-cgi option. (was possible only with above change)
- Made the sed check to not test for the possibly working sed on Solaris
since that would make the test quite useless. (compile would still fail)
# That sed check is not enabled yet..need to know whether we fail
# during configure or just put out a warning about possible non-working
# sed. As even plain ./configure doesn't work in most cases, I think
# it would be better to just fail during configure and let the users
# fix their paths/install GNU sed.
a directory which will be scanned for *.ini files after the main php.ini
file has been parsed. This makes it much easier to automatically deploy
a modular PHP since adding extensions which have their own ini switches can
now be done by simply dropping a foo.ini file in the right directory and
restarting. A list of parsed ini files is maintained and shown on the
phpinfo page.
the AIX macro invoked the CPP check before the CC check, so that
autoconf did not know which $CC to use.
You can now close all those bug reports about unix.h and misdetected
headers.
func and __func using LIBS, and if unsuccessful, searches
each specified lib. Defines HAVE_FUNC, if found. If func/__func is
found in library foo, HAVE_LIBFOO is defined.
(Jani, me)
2. Autoconf 2.5x is more pedantic regarding locating header files.
We include the proper header files now in the check. (me)
3. The nsl/bind/socket/etc checks have been rewritten using PHP_CHECK_FUNC.
This ensures that no extra library is used, if the symbol is
available in libc which avoids issues on BSD/OS, OpenBSD and others.
(Jani)
