Entries for tag: fastcgi

• Building PHP on Windows (Elizabeth Marie Smith, 2008-03-17)
  Building PHP on Windows doesn't have to be a time intensive mystery. Whether you're building custom extensions, patching something in the PHP core, or want to try a build on a newer compiler, you don't have to be intimidated by warnings and errors. Compiling on Windows is no more difficult than compiling on any other system as long as you have the requirements needed: the php source code, a compile environment that the source code understands, and any library dependencies.
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• Using PHP on Windows (Elizabeth Marie Smith, 2008-03-03)
  Contrary to popular belief, PHP on Windows is not an oxymoron. The decision to use Microsoft Windows systems as the host for a server operating system, usually a decision made by someone else, doesn't have to send you running for the latest ASP.NET book. PHP runs great on Windows, whether you have legacy applications already running on PHP or intend to write new applications without learning a new language you shouldn't need those anti-anxiety medications. You just need to understand some basics of Windows and how PHP interacts with it.
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