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Any new training cases are thoroughly validated through the extensive performance tests. If you have a training scenario to share, please create a PR to this repo. The work on adding more training scenarios for the widely used opensource apps is ongoing. The PGO optimization can give an overall speedup up to 30%. Several training cases are included by default, which are based on the real life opensource applications. PGOĪs of the version 2.1.0, the SDK includes a tool for the PGO optimization. By contributing an implementation, you should also accept the SDK license. If you have an idea for some useful tool or workflow, please open a ticket or PR, so it can be discussed, implemented and added to the SDK. A suitable PHP binary is bound with the PHP SDK. It can be used, if more complexity is required. The minimalistic PHP is available for internal SDK purposes. Basic tools are implemented as simple batch script. The SDK tools are based on the KISS principle and should be kept so. If the PHP SDK is kept as a git checkout, merely what is needed instead is to git fetch and to checkout an updated git tag.
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See an example on how to setup a simple unattended build task in the doc directory.īe aware, that starter scripts always start a new shell. For the reference, here's an example ConEmu taskĬ:\php-sdk\phpsdk-vc15-圆4.bat -cur_console:d:C:\php-sdk\php72\vc15\圆4\php-src Unattended buildsĪn elementary functionality to run unattended builds is included. The starter scripts can be also easy integrated with the consoles other than standard cmd.exe. It's your responsibility to ensure the regular PHP SDK startup isn't broken after phpsdk-local.bat was injected into the startup sequence. Be careful while creating your own phpsdk-local. This allows to automatically meet any required preparations, that are not foreseen by the standard PHP SDK startup. A template for such a script is included with the PHP SDK. If present, it will be automatically picked up by the starter script. follow the instructions on the PHP wiki pageĪ script called phpsdk-local.bat has to be put into the PHP SDK root.More extensive documentation can be found on the wiki. buildconf & configure -enable-cli & nmake phpsdk_deps -update -branch master, use phpsdk_deps -update -branch X.Y for a non master branch.git clone & cd php-src, or fetch a zipball.It could be useful, for example, to simplify the SDK updates. It is not required to hold the source in the PHP SDK directory. This automatically puts the console on the correct environment relevant for the desired PHP build configuration. Usually, the first step to start the PHP SDK is by invoking one of the suitable starter scripts. The PHP SDK should be unzipped into the shortest possible path, preferably somewhere near the drive root. ConEmu - console emulator with tabs and more.clang - useful for experimental builds and for static analysis.Care yourself about making them available on your system, if relevant. While Visual C++ is the only required, the others might enable some additional functionality. These are not included with the PHP SDK, but might be useful. task.exe - wrapper to hide the given command line.
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The PHP SDK itself and the SDK own tools and code are licensed under the BSD 2-Clause license.
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PHP SDK is a tool kit for Windows PHP builds.