> > I'm also a Web developer, and I'm interested in getting PHP 5 running on > > Haiku. Unfortunately my C skills are wanting. I tried compiling it in > BeOS > > Max 4 a few months back but didn't have any luck. That said, I'd > definitely > > be willing to put in some time to get this working. > > Using a Haiku GCC4 cross compiler build environment like Fredrik did > for Firefox would probably make this job easier. If no one beats me to > it I will see about writing a document on how to do this. Of course we > may even have a natively hosted GCC4 build environment within the next > few months, as several Haiku developers are interested in this. Well curiosity got the best of me, so I decided to have another go tonight. Only had a few problems, but I was able to successfully compile PHP 5.2.5 without default extensions (./configure --disable-all). The main problem I had was missing POSIX headers (search.h, features.h, and fnmatch.h). Should I open up some enhancement tickets in Trac about those? Only one modification to the PHP source was required, and that was over an undefined MSG_PEEK. Now I'm going to work on getting the extensions built too. Regards, Jonathon