Php-config Introduction

Many times, after we compile and install PHP, we need to recompile the installation, but the original compilation parameters do not remember, through the Php-config command can be easily retrieved, in addition, php-config there are many other useful features.

Let's take a look at the other features of Php-config:

Option Description

--prefix
Directory prefix where PHP is installed, e.g./usr/local
The path to the PHP installation, which is the value of the prefix parameter of the compiled installation
--includes
List of-i options with all include files
--Ldflags
LD Flags which PHP is compiled with
--Libs
Extra libraries which PHP is compiled with
The external library to which the compilation is used
--Extension-dir
Directory where extensions is searched by default
Extended storage directory, pecl after compiling can go to this directory to view
--Include-dir
Directory prefix where header files is installed by default
Header file path
--php-binary
Full path to PHP CLI or CGI binary
PHP Binary Executable Directory
--Php-sapis
Show all SAPI modules available
--configure-options
Configure options to recreate configuration of the current PHP installation
PHP compile-time parameters for installation
--version
PHP version
--Vernum
PHP version As Integer

Php-config When we recompile the installation of PHP or compile the installation of PECL extension is very useful, because there may be a lot of PHP version of the system, this command can help us to accurately locate the current use of the version, can accurately view the PHP compiled installation information.

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Configure:error:Cannot find Php-config.