Elizabeth Smith has a new post to her blog today covering some of the fun she's been having with compiling things like Gtk+ and PHP-Gtk2.

So I've been using microsoft visual studio (actually it's Visual C++ Express, but uses the same stuff behind the scenes) to work on getting things compiled on windows. PHP-Gtk2 allows for some nifty extensions, well at least on linux. So I've been working to get versions of libglade, scintilla, gtksourceview and mozembed working on windows. It's a long, slow process. Here's the deal so far.

She talks about her current situation (what's compiling and what's not) and the software that she's trying to get up and running. She also mentions a problem she's been having with an error message talking about "unresolved external symbols" she'll need to track down (or get some help on - anyone out there seen it?)

Elizabeth Smith has a new post to her blog today covering some of the fun she's been having with compiling things like Gtk+ and PHP-Gtk2.

So I've been using microsoft visual studio (actually it's Visual C++ Express, but uses the same stuff behind the scenes) to work on getting things compiled on windows. PHP-Gtk2 allows for some nifty extensions, well at least on linux. So I've been working to get versions of libglade, scintilla, gtksourceview and mozembed working on windows. It's a long, slow process. Here's the deal so far.

She talks about her current situation (what's compiling and what's not) and the software that she's trying to get up and running. She also mentions a problem she's been having with an error message talking about "unresolved external symbols" she'll need to track down (or get some help on - anyone out there seen it?)

On the BobCares.com blog today, there's a quick new tutorial on getting libcURL implemented within your installation of PHP.

It's basically a two step process (if all goes well) - downloading/compiling/installing the cURL libraries and application, and integrating it with PHP. If you're going to want to use secure connections with your installation, you'll also need to install the current certifying authorities for your setup.

On the BobCares.com blog today, there's a quick new tutorial on getting libcURL implemented within your installation of PHP.

It's basically a two step process (if all goes well) - downloading/compiling/installing the cURL libraries and application, and integrating it with PHP. If you're going to want to use secure connections with your installation, you'll also need to install the current certifying authorities for your setup.