Some php packages and phpinfo problems 1. in Liunx, PHP packages include bin, etc, include, lib, and man, and dev, ext, extras, and pear in win? Why is there such a difference? 2. I understand that ext in win is installed with PHP extensions. are php built-in functions provided here? Where are all the extension files in Liunx? Why are some php packages and phpinfo in C: wind stored in php. ini under WIN?
1. in Liunx, PHP packages include bin, etc, include, lib, and man, and dev, ext, extras, and pear in win. what are their respective functions? Why is there such a difference?
2. I understand that ext in win is installed with PHP extensions. are php built-in functions provided here? Where are all the extension files in Liunx? Why is php. ini stored in windows and C: \ windows?
3. is there any explanation for phpinfo? Du Niang did not find it for half a day. some extensions in it do not know what to do, such as SPL. No dll extensions related to php_spl.dll are found in the ext Directory. Where does it come from?
Thank you for your advice!
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The conventional architecture... for example, system32, you can think of a bunch of dll on the Windows system.
The two systems are completely different, but they have the same effect. Therefore, if they are different from each other, you will be more confused.
In linux, if you do not know the location xxxx. so... most of the time, these so will be under/usr/local/lib.
Why is php. ini in windows? In fact, there is no such rule. you can place it anywhere you can. you just need to modify the path to let the system know where it is. It should be in the root directory of php, but in win, it is because of the problem of finding the path of the system.
I don't know what phpinfo is. I only care about what I want to use... others. I want to figure out what every organization is doing. I can go to the php network to find more information.
In ext, some dll files are normal. In fact, many dll files are not only available by default. Where does it come from? Well...
