Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ZooKernel/Embed/PHP

Timestamp:

Apr 22, 2010, 11:21:44 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

nicboz

Comment:

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ZooKernel/Embed/PHP

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 = ZooKernel/Embed/PHP description page =
 
-You get lot of allready existing php code and need to use this code with the less modifications possible ? Then this page was made for you :)
+You get lot of existing php code and need to use it as ZOO Service with the less modifications possible ? Then this pageis made for you :)
 
-On this page you will find everything you have to know to be able to implement your services directly in PHP.
+On this page, you will find advices to implement your services directly in PHP.
 
 == Configure and Install PHP Embed library ==
 
-First thing you have to get is a fresh and independant php library installed on your system.
+First thing you need is a fresh and independant php library installed on your system.
 
-Here is a sample configure call to ensure to be able to use the PHP support on your platform :
+Here is a sample configure call to ensure the PHP support on your platform :
 
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@@ -95 +95 @@
 As you could seen above, there are lot of configure options used. Lots options are not required. Nevertheless, two configure options are required to get a full PHP support in your ZooKernel : '''--enable-embed''' and ''''--enable-maintainer-zts'''. You should also note that the php library will be installed in the {{{/usr/lib/php5.2.10}}} directory, as we need a well sperated installation of php to not interfere with your possibly allready installed PHP version.
 
-Once your configure script end with success, you're now ready to compile and install the php embed library, using the following commands :
+Once you configure script end with success, you're now ready to compile and install the php embed library, using the following commands :
 
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@@ -146 +146 @@
 == Compile the code snipest == 
 
-Now that you get the file test_phpembed.c, you have to compile it before trying to run. You could use the following commands to  achieve that compilation process :
+Now that you get the file test_phpembed.c, you must compile it using the following commands :
 
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 }}}
 
-You should succeed runing the command above, else open a ticket please to inform us that there is issue following those instructions :)
+You should succeed runing the command above, if not please open a ticket to inform us that there are mistakes in those instructions :)
 
 == Run the code snipest ==
 
-The last step to get your PHP embeded in yoru C program is to write a small php piece a .... code :)
+The last step to get your PHP embeded in your C program is to write a small php piece a .... code :)
 
 
@@ -168 +168 @@
 }}}
 
-Here we are, we now run the test_phpembed program to see if it was able to load and run the php script called info.php :
+Here we are, we now run the test_phpembed program to see if it's able to load and run the php script called info.php :
 
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 }}}
 
-Note that we have to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH at runtime as we didn't install the php embed library in a stadard fashion (not in the standard search path - /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib- to ensure that we don't interfer with your allready installed php library). Neevertheless, when ZooKernel will be compiled you only have  ot run it once, so you could use a small batch file including this LD_LIBRARY_PATH and other required parameters when you launch your ZooKernel instance (note that firefox do something like that also).
+Note that we have to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH at runtime as we didn't install the php embed library in a standard way (not in the standard search path - /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib- to ensure that we don't interfer with your allready installed php library). Neevertheless, when ZooKernel will be compiled you only have  ot run it once, so you could use a small batch file including this LD_LIBRARY_PATH and other required parameters when you launch your ZooKernel instance (note that firefox do something like that also).