Hi Folks:
There's a minor difference between the output of "configure --help"
between PHP_5_3 and PHP_5_4. The change makes it hard to tell what the
default values are for some options.
The options impacted are those defined in configure.in using
PHP_ARG_WITH. A simple example is --with-layout
Here's the string in configure.in:
Type can be either PHP or GNU [PHP]
Here's the output in PHP_5_2 and PHP_5_3:
Type can be either PHP or GNU [PHP]
But here is the output from PHP_5_4:
Type can be either PHP or GNU PHP
This is an offshoot of the move from autoconf 2.13 to 2.65. I've
attached a patch for 5.4 and trunk to use autoconf "quadragraph"[1]
representations of brackets instead of the brackets themselves.
Can someone please apply this?
Thanks,
--Dan
[1] http://www.gnu.org/s/hello/manual/autoconf/Quadrigraphs.html
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Hi,
2011/11/29 Daniel Convissor danielc@analysisandsolutions.com:
Hi Folks:
There's a minor difference between the output of "configure --help"
between PHP_5_3 and PHP_5_4. The change makes it hard to tell what the
default values are for some options.The options impacted are those defined in configure.in using
PHP_ARG_WITH. A simple example is --with-layoutHere's the string in configure.in:
Type can be either PHP or GNU [PHP]Here's the output in PHP_5_2 and PHP_5_3:
Type can be either PHP or GNU [PHP]But here is the output from PHP_5_4:
Type can be either PHP or GNU PHPThis is an offshoot of the move from autoconf 2.13 to 2.65. I've
attached a patch for 5.4 and trunk to use autoconf "quadragraph"[1]
representations of brackets instead of the brackets themselves.Can someone please apply this?
Thanks,
Applied, thanks!
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Felipe Pena