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php.multi

Maintain multiple isolated builds and configurations of PHP ...

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This repository contains a couple of scripts we, and you, can use to build PHP (of any version) and all of the extensions we require for running unit tests in all configurations.

Usage

[ENV] php.multi

By default, php.multi will scan the php-build directory for versions to update, valid versions can be found here:

http://git.php.net/?p=php-src.git;a=heads

To create a build of a new version simply set the version in the environment upon execution of php.multi:

VERSION=master ./php.multi

To include the version in a build en-masse

mkdir php-build/master

Version numbers do not require the PHP- prefix and the experimental branches are not supported

Environment

The following environment variables effect the behaviour of php.multi:

  • VERSION - set specific version
  • ZTS[=zts] - set zts configuration, zts or no-zts
  • DBG[=debug] - set debug configuration, debug or no-debug
  • STEP[=no] - execute a specific step, steps explained below
  • ONE[=no] - set to yes to prohibit looping through all versions
  • UPDATE[=yes] - set to no to skip updating sources
  • CHECK[=yes] - set to no to disable the checking of dependencies
  • TARGET[=/opt/php] - set base directory for installations
  • INI[=multi/php.ini] - set the full path to default ini file to be installed
  • HOOKS[=multi/hooks] - set the full path to the hooks directory
  • BUILD[=multi/php-build] - set the full path to the build directory
  • DEFAULTS[=multi/php.defaults] - set the full path to the configuration defaults file
  • LIBS[=multi/php.libs] - set the full path to the required libraries file
  • GIT[=git://git.php.net/php-src.git] - set the git repository to use as master source tree
  • UPSTREAM[=origin] - set the default upstream
  • CORES[=8] - set the number of available cores for make

Steps

How to do one thing only ...

STEP=update php.multi 5.4

The above command will run the update commands for 5.4 only.

Available steps:

- check               - checks required libraries are present
- clean               - cleans source directory
- update              - update source tree
- checkout            - checkout specific branch from source tree
- buildconf           - generate configure script
- configure           - configure php
- make                - make all objects
- install             - install build

Before each step is executed, and upon succesful completion of a step, php.multi will invoke hooks, see below.

Hooks

Hooks should be shell scripts stored in a subfolder of /hooks folder, in the appropriate order

- pre.update   - only receives version
- pre.checkout - only receives version
- pre.check
- pre.buildconf
- pre.clean
- pre.configure
- pre.make
- pre.install

- post.update   - only receives version
- post.checkout - only receives version
- post.check
- post.buildconf
- post.clean
- post.configure
- post.make
- post.install

Hooks are executed with the following variables set

SOURCE  = source directory where php was built (full path)
TARGET  = target installation directory (full path)
VERSION = really ?
ZTS     = zts or no-zts
DBG     = debug or no-debug

Note: the default hooks can be found in default/hooks

Returning a non-zero value from a hook will halt execution !

Binaries

Binaries are installed at the following location:

/opt/php/$version/$zts/$debug

It is advisable to use the php.env helper included

Environments

Loading an environment specified by version using the following command:

[TARGET=/opt/php] source php.env version|list [zts|no-zts [debug|no-debug]]

Important: The environment loader must be sourced!

Additional Sources

Adding additional sources such that you can manage patched builds from another fork of php-src can be achieved using the php.remote helper

[BUILD=multi/php-build] php.remote name|list [source]

The new remote can be used to build patched versions of php-src in the following way:

./php.remote krakjoe https://github.com/krakjoe/php-src

UPSTREAM=krakjoe VERSION=returntypehinting ./php.multi

Setting UPSTREAM is only necessary on the first checkout, subsequent executions of php.multi do not require special action for versions built from additional sources.

License

multi is released under the terms of LGPL3.0, details can be found in LICENSE.md or online at http://opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.html

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