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This already appears to be a very comprehensive CMake support for building PHP. Kudos!
Do you have any plan to add this to php-src? I would welcome that, because I think CMake (although not perfect) would be a huge improvement over PHP's dual autotools for POSIX and self-made autotools emulation for Windows build chains.
I'm particularly asking, because I have a PR regarding Ninja support for Windows (huge DX improvement) where this repository has been mentioned, and it wouldn't make sense to pursue this if there was direct CMake support for php-src.
Probably also somewhat relevant is php/php-src#16830, which is about pkg-config support on Windows. If there is CMake support in php-src, this likely only makes partial sense, i.e. for packages which are looked up via FindPkgConfig, but not for packages looked up by other means.
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This already appears to be a very comprehensive CMake support for building PHP. Kudos!
Do you have any plan to add this to php-src? I would welcome that, because I think CMake (although not perfect) would be a huge improvement over PHP's dual autotools for POSIX and self-made autotools emulation for Windows build chains.
I'm particularly asking, because I have a PR regarding Ninja support for Windows (huge DX improvement) where this repository has been mentioned, and it wouldn't make sense to pursue this if there was direct CMake support for php-src.
Probably also somewhat relevant is php/php-src#16830, which is about pkg-config support on Windows. If there is CMake support in php-src, this likely only makes partial sense, i.e. for packages which are looked up via FindPkgConfig, but not for packages looked up by other means.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: