Have to say Win7 installation yaf is much simpler than installing YAF under Mac
1. Phpinof () Take a look at your PHP version. My is PHP 5.4 so I choose to be php_yaf-2.1.9-x86-5.4-zts-nodebug.dll, then there are two 5.4 versions of the DLL we should choose that, or see phpinfo () if Thread Safety enabled If the item is enabled, select the Zts version, and the reverse should be NTS.
2. Then just find the f:/wamp/bin/php/php5.3.13/ext/(according to your own system path) directory to rename the Php_yaf-2.1.9-x86-5.4-zts-nodebug.dll copy you just downloaded to Yaf.dll. Then open php.ini plus extension=yaf.dll. Restart the service. It's OK. About Apache or Nginx is running the php.ini here is also based on the information in phpinfo, such as wampserver,x64 (in the Apache/bin directory) and x86 version is not the same]
3. So I put the previously configured project into the Wamp directory, the directory can be found, but the YAF route is not supported, because I have a rewrite rule in the project, and PHP.ini rewrite does not open, so open php.ini search rewrite appear in the line is OK
The installation of Git is much simpler, refer to http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/90895e0fb3495f64ed6b0b50.html
Once the git installation is complete, it needs to be configured with a GIT server or github, and you need to upload your native id_rsa.pub to a git server and configure the local
git config--global user.name "name"
git config--global user.email "[Email protected]"
Here, there is a lot of information on the Internet.
Install YAF and git under Windows