Intro to develop PHP and PHP extensions on Windows. Basic steps to setup a development environment or to hunt down bugs,

1. PHP internals on Windows easier than ever Pierre Joye vortrag@mayflower 2009/10/22

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3. Why Windows?

4. Introduction How did we get here?

5. Motivations Why it is worth doing

6. Support Windows Internals list http://www.php.net/mailing-lists.php IRC Freenode #php-dev-win http://wiki.php.net/internals/windows

7. Starting Out What do you need to get started

8. Prerequisites

9. Supported Platforms

10. Compilers

11. Platform SDK

12. Versions used by php.net Works but not used in php.net releases Works and used in php.net releases No support

13. All youneedis a console Setup a default debugging environment for 32bit setenv /x86 /xp /debug (yellow) setenv /x86 /xp /release (green)

14. Building PHP A custom build in 10 minutes

15. Setup your tree

16. Common tree contents

17. Get the sources SVNhttp://www.php.net/svn.php Snapshotshttp://windows.php.net/snapshots/ Releaseshttp://windows.php.net/releases/

18. Generate the configuration scripts Add a custom extension directory (pecl, your own extensions, etc.) Buildconf --add-modules-dir=c:athoecl

19. Configure your build

20. Compiling

21. Audience Participation Can you build it?

22. Typical Structure of a development package

23. Test FCGI in the console set REDIRECT_STATUS=1 set QUERY_STRING= set PATH_TRANSLATED=C:netpubwwrootnf.php set SCRIPT_FILENAME=C:netpubwwrootnf.php set REQUEST_METHOD=GET set CONTENT_TYPE= set CONTENT_LENGTH=

24. Want to add a feature?

25. My code has no bug

26. Breakpoints, the easy way

27. The future What‘s next?

28. Questions? Answers.

29. Resources