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Jan 22 2006 19:05:28 lib files available for download The lib files generated durring the compile process are now available for download with each build. These files are useful if you want to develop your own extensions that are linked with any of the binaries from this site. Read more... Dec 12 2005 23:50:13 libxml2 updated The binaries provided on this site is now linked with the latest versions of libxml (2.6.22) and libxslt (1.1.15). Read more... Dec 09 2005 20:22:28 IMAP Update The c-client library used to build the IMAP extension has been updated to imap-2004g. Read more... Nov 16 2005 20:21:43 PHP Magazine Read my article 'PHP on Touch Screen Systems' in the november issue of the PHP Magazine. Read more... Aug 18 2005 03:11:36 PHP 5 Recipes You can now preorder the new book 'PHP 5 Recipes'. Read more... Jun 17 2005 00:49:55 Daily Builds After replacing motherboard, processor and reinstalling Windows XP Pro a couple of times, the system that generates the daily builds is back online. At the same time I've updated the PHP4 builds to use the newly created PHP_4_4 branch of CVS. Read more... Jun 12 2005 02:03:33 Daily Builds The builds are not being updated du to a problem with the motherboard in the system that creates these builds. The motherboard will be replaces asap, and daily builds will be available again. Read more... Apr 01 2005 16:38:10 libXML updated The binaries provided on this site is now linked with the latest versions of libxml (2.6.16) and libxslt (1.1.12). Read more... Jan 28 2005 07:06:27 FrontBase fix A bug was found and fixed in the FrontBase extension today. The API used to build the extension does not correctly report errors if a user tries to create an existing directory. The result would be a crash in php. Read more... Jan 21 2005 04:28:22 FreeTDS Support The MSSQL Extension is now available in a version build with FreeTDS on Windows systems. The new extension is called php_dblib.dll and it works as a replacement for php_mssql.dll. Read more... Jan 28 2005 07:02:46 Building PHP5 on Win32 This article describes how to use the new 'UNUX' like build system and Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 .NET to build the Windows version of PHP5, including many of the extensions. It is also possible to use Microsoft Visual Studio 97 (also known as Microsoft Visual C/C++ 6.0). This version includes the same command-line tols though these are older versions and has a few known limitations. The resulting programs from either version of the C compiler works equily fine. If you are interested in building PHP4 for Win32 you need Microsoft Visual Studio 97. The PHP5 source three still includes .dsp and .dsw files designed to work with Microsoft Visual Studio 97, but not all the extensions are covered by this build system. Note: Windows binaries are provided at http://snaps.php.net and on this site. If you don't plan to change the configuration or to build you own extensions there should be no need to compile it. It's much faster to download the precompiled version. Read more... Jan 21 2005 06:55:57 PHP IIS Func How to configure IIS from a PHP script. IIS Func is a PHP extension that's available on Windows platforms only. It allows you to create PHP scripts that can add and remove virtual web servers to and from IIS, and it allows you to modify sevral paramters for each of the virtual servers. The extension also includes a set of functions to handle Windwos Services. This makes it easy to start and stop services from any PHP script. The functions in this extension are not yet included in the documentation on php.net, so this article serves as a temporary documentation. Read more... Download PHP 6.0-dev PHP 6.0 Release_TS PHP 6.0 Debug_TS PHP 6.0 Release PHP 6.0 Debug Download PHP 5.2-dev PHP 5.2 Release_TS PHP 5.2 Debug_TS PHP 5.2 Release PHP 5.2 Debug Download PHP 5.1-dev PHP 5.1 Release_TS PHP 5.1 Debug_TS PHP 5.1 Release PHP 5.1 Debug Download PHP 4.4.x PHP 4 Release_TS PHP 4 Debug_TS Microsoft Libs. Additional Stuff Talks: View online Samples: Comming soon! RSS Feeds: From other sites Who's Who

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