Re: Missing PHP extension dir

Al,

RLIB uses php-config to find php.  Do you have that installed?

On Thu, 2010-07-15 at 14:49 -0500, Al Arzaga wrote:
> Hi, folks!
> 
> 
> I ran the following:
>                 ./configure --enable-php=`which php`
>                  --enable-mysql=`which mysql`
> 
> But was unable to get the PHP extension dir to be recognized (see
> below).  How do I manually assign the PHP extension dir so that
> configure picks it up?
> 
>                 rlib-1.3.7:
>                 
>                    prefix:                   /usr/local
>                    compiler:                 gcc
>                    Memory debugging:         no
>                    Warning Fun:              no
>                    Crash detection:          yes
>                    UTF8 disabled:            yes
>                    WIN32 build:              no
>                    Documentation:            no
>                 
>                    INPUTS:
>                     MYSQL:                   /usr/bin/mysql
>                     POSTGRES:                no
>                     ODBC:                    no
>                 
>                    COMPRESSION:
>                     PDF:                     yes
>                 
>                    GRAPHING:
>                     PDF:                     Always
>                     HTML:                    no
>                 
>                    BINDINGS:
>                     PHP:                     /usr/bin/php
>                      PHP entension dir:      
>                     PYTHON:                  no
>                      PYTHON version:         2.2
>                      PYTHON entension dir:   
>                     JAVA:                    no
>                     CSHARP:                  no
>                     PERL:                    yes
>                      PERL entension dir:
>                     /usr/lib/perl5/5.10.0/x86_64-linux-thread-multi
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