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Can't use Frankenphp as a golang library #1167
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Ok I seems I need to install watcher. Why I went wrong here is because the documentation says Since the title says "Optional". I skipped it. But it's not optional unless you turn those features off in the configure step I think? That's unclear. I suggest you amend the documentation. Unfortunately, watcher has really bad documentation on how to actually install it and make it available. Looks like I can copy the watcher includes to: So this problem is resolved but now I get
Next battle. That's a file in the php sources. Yeah, please provide more thorough examples from start to finish. Nothing quite works out of the gate. |
To build without the watcher you can do something like this in the meantime I think:
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I got a little further.
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Ok, I've solved it. I need to "install" the PHP binary and all it's development files with. So after the
Then simply run I also needed to copy the watcher It would be awesome if the docs could be updated with more full and clear examples. But I think I got there in the end. |
Don't hesitate to send docs PR, improving this is on my (long) todo list, but any help is welcome. |
Don't forget it needs to be a ZTS build @hookenz! |
What happened?
I grabbed an example of using Franken as a go library
I thought perhaps watcher-c.h is in the php code? but I can't locate it. Where does that file come from?
Build Type
Custom (tell us more in the description)
Worker Mode
Yes
Operating System
GNU/Linux
CPU Architecture
x86_64
PHP configuration
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