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Update php-apcu to 5.1.5 Changes: - PHP 7 compatibility - provide APC compatibility in "apc" optional extension - move APCIterator to APC compatibility extension - add APCuIterator without cache argument - drop apcu_bin_* functions - add apcu_entry(key, callback, ttl) function - fix race on refcount of entry when using rwlocks (or on windows) NOTE: apc-compatible interfaces moved into separate module
2016-07-26 11:22:40 +02:00
$NetBSD: patch-config.m4,v 1.2 2016/07/26 09:22:40 jdolecek Exp $
Add php-apc 4.0.7. APCu is userland caching: APC stripped of opcode caching in preparation for the deployment of Zend Optimizer+ as the primary solution to opcode caching in future versions of PHP. APCu has a revised and simplified codebase, by the time the PECL release is available, every part of APCu being used will have received review and where necessary or appropriate, changes. Simplifying and documenting the API of APCu completely removes the barrier to maintenance and development of APCu in the future, and additionally allows us to make optimizations not possible previously because of APC's inherent complexity. APCu only supports userland caching (and dumping) of variables, providing an upgrade path for the future. When O+ takes over, many will be tempted to use 3rd party solutions to userland caching, possibly even distributed solutions; this would be a grave error. The tried and tested APC codebase provides far superior support for local storage of PHP variables.
2015-02-01 09:11:20 +01:00
Update php-apcu to 5.1.5 Changes: - PHP 7 compatibility - provide APC compatibility in "apc" optional extension - move APCIterator to APC compatibility extension - add APCuIterator without cache argument - drop apcu_bin_* functions - add apcu_entry(key, callback, ttl) function - fix race on refcount of entry when using rwlocks (or on windows) NOTE: apc-compatible interfaces moved into separate module
2016-07-26 11:22:40 +02:00
Fix bashism
Add php-apc 4.0.7. APCu is userland caching: APC stripped of opcode caching in preparation for the deployment of Zend Optimizer+ as the primary solution to opcode caching in future versions of PHP. APCu has a revised and simplified codebase, by the time the PECL release is available, every part of APCu being used will have received review and where necessary or appropriate, changes. Simplifying and documenting the API of APCu completely removes the barrier to maintenance and development of APCu in the future, and additionally allows us to make optimizations not possible previously because of APC's inherent complexity. APCu only supports userland caching (and dumping) of variables, providing an upgrade path for the future. When O+ takes over, many will be tempted to use 3rd party solutions to userland caching, possibly even distributed solutions; this would be a grave error. The tried and tested APC codebase provides far superior support for local storage of PHP variables.
2015-02-01 09:11:20 +01:00
Update php-apcu to 5.1.5 Changes: - PHP 7 compatibility - provide APC compatibility in "apc" optional extension - move APCIterator to APC compatibility extension - add APCuIterator without cache argument - drop apcu_bin_* functions - add apcu_entry(key, callback, ttl) function - fix race on refcount of entry when using rwlocks (or on windows) NOTE: apc-compatible interfaces moved into separate module
2016-07-26 11:22:40 +02:00
--- config.m4.orig 2016-06-07 12:41:02.000000000 +0000
Add php-apc 4.0.7. APCu is userland caching: APC stripped of opcode caching in preparation for the deployment of Zend Optimizer+ as the primary solution to opcode caching in future versions of PHP. APCu has a revised and simplified codebase, by the time the PECL release is available, every part of APCu being used will have received review and where necessary or appropriate, changes. Simplifying and documenting the API of APCu completely removes the barrier to maintenance and development of APCu in the future, and additionally allows us to make optimizations not possible previously because of APC's inherent complexity. APCu only supports userland caching (and dumping) of variables, providing an upgrade path for the future. When O+ takes over, many will be tempted to use 3rd party solutions to userland caching, possibly even distributed solutions; this would be a grave error. The tried and tested APC codebase provides far superior support for local storage of PHP variables.
2015-02-01 09:11:20 +01:00
+++ config.m4
Update php-apcu to 5.1.5 Changes: - PHP 7 compatibility - provide APC compatibility in "apc" optional extension - move APCIterator to APC compatibility extension - add APCuIterator without cache argument - drop apcu_bin_* functions - add apcu_entry(key, callback, ttl) function - fix race on refcount of entry when using rwlocks (or on windows) NOTE: apc-compatible interfaces moved into separate module
2016-07-26 11:22:40 +02:00
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ if test "$PHP_APCU" != "no"; then
fi
fi
Add php-apc 4.0.7. APCu is userland caching: APC stripped of opcode caching in preparation for the deployment of Zend Optimizer+ as the primary solution to opcode caching in future versions of PHP. APCu has a revised and simplified codebase, by the time the PECL release is available, every part of APCu being used will have received review and where necessary or appropriate, changes. Simplifying and documenting the API of APCu completely removes the barrier to maintenance and development of APCu in the future, and additionally allows us to make optimizations not possible previously because of APC's inherent complexity. APCu only supports userland caching (and dumping) of variables, providing an upgrade path for the future. When O+ takes over, many will be tempted to use 3rd party solutions to userland caching, possibly even distributed solutions; this would be a grave error. The tried and tested APC codebase provides far superior support for local storage of PHP variables.
2015-02-01 09:11:20 +01:00
- if test "$PHP_APCU_RWLOCKS" == "no"; then
+ if test "$PHP_APCU_RWLOCKS" = "no"; then
orig_LIBS="$LIBS"
LIBS="$LIBS -lpthread"
AC_TRY_RUN(
Update php-apcu to 5.1.5 Changes: - PHP 7 compatibility - provide APC compatibility in "apc" optional extension - move APCIterator to APC compatibility extension - add APCuIterator without cache argument - drop apcu_bin_* functions - add apcu_entry(key, callback, ttl) function - fix race on refcount of entry when using rwlocks (or on windows) NOTE: apc-compatible interfaces moved into separate module
2016-07-26 11:22:40 +02:00
@@ -202,8 +202,8 @@ if test "$PHP_APCU" != "no"; then
Add php-apc 4.0.7. APCu is userland caching: APC stripped of opcode caching in preparation for the deployment of Zend Optimizer+ as the primary solution to opcode caching in future versions of PHP. APCu has a revised and simplified codebase, by the time the PECL release is available, every part of APCu being used will have received review and where necessary or appropriate, changes. Simplifying and documenting the API of APCu completely removes the barrier to maintenance and development of APCu in the future, and additionally allows us to make optimizations not possible previously because of APC's inherent complexity. APCu only supports userland caching (and dumping) of variables, providing an upgrade path for the future. When O+ takes over, many will be tempted to use 3rd party solutions to userland caching, possibly even distributed solutions; this would be a grave error. The tried and tested APC codebase provides far superior support for local storage of PHP variables.
2015-02-01 09:11:20 +01:00
LIBS="$orig_LIBS"
fi
- if test "$PHP_APCU_RWLOCKS" == "no"; then
- if test "$PHP_APCU_MUTEX" == "no"; then
+ if test "$PHP_APCU_RWLOCKS" = "no"; then
+ if test "$PHP_APCU_MUTEX" = "no"; then
if test "$PHP_APCU_SPINLOCK" != "no"; then
AC_DEFINE(APC_SPIN_LOCK, 1, [ ])
AC_MSG_WARN([APCu spin locking enabled])
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