How to compile 64-bit PHP 5?

Hi
Since having a nice 64-bit machine I thought I would installed MySQL 5.0.16 64-bit, only one problem PHP 5.1.1 will not compile with the 64-bit MySQL.
I realised after a bit of reading that I am trying to compile a standard 32-bit PHP, when it should be 64-bit also.
Are there Apple 64-bit libraries to allow me to compile a 64-bit PHP?
If so how, I am no unix geek unfortunatly just picked up basics from guides such as on http://www.phpmac.com/.

hi thanks for the quick responce cheers.

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REM These lines will be installation-dependent.
set CYGWIN=C:\ProgramFiles\cygwin64\bin
set VSINSTALLDIR=C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\Microsoft_Visual_Studio10.0
set WindowsSdkDir=C:\ProgramFiles\Microsoft_SDKs\Windows\v7.1
set DXSDK=C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\MicrosoftDirectX_SDK(June2010)
set ALT_MSVCRNN_DLL_PATH=%VSINSTALLDIR%\Common7\Packages\Debugger\X64
REM The following should be largely installation-independent.
set VCINSTALLDIR=%VSINSTALLDIR%\VC
REM
set INCLUDE=%VCINSTALLDIR%\include;%WindowsSdkDir%\include;%DXSDK%\Include;%INCLUDE%
set LIB=%VCINSTALLDIR%\lib\amd64;%WindowsSdkDir%\lib\x64;%DXSDK%\Lib\x64;%ALT_MSVCRNN_DLL_PATH%;%LIB%
set LIBPATH=%VCINSTALLDIR%\lib;%LIBPATH%
REM
set DEVENVDIR=%VSINSTALLDIR%\Common7\IDE
set DEVENVCMD=%DEVENVDIR%\VCExpress.exe
REM
set PATH=%VCINSTALLDIR%\bin\amd64;%VSINSTALLDIR%\Common7\IDE;%WindowsSdkDir%\bin;%CYGWIN%;%PATH%
REM echo "%DEVENVDIR%" %DEVENVDIR%
REM ------------------------------------------------------------------------
genVSproperties.bat)
if not exist "%DEVENVCMD%" set DEVENVCMD=%DEVENVDIR%\VCExpress.exe
REM ZZZ Patch...
call ..\zzz_batch1\c_settings1.bat
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Now I receive a lot of errors at the compilation:
jar:
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    [javac] Compiling 43 source files to C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\javafx-ui-quantum\build\classes
    [javac] C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\javafx-ui-quantum\src\com\sun\javafx\tk\quantum\SceneState.java:49: error: constructor PresentableState in class PresentableState cannot be applied to given types;
    [javac]         super();
    [javac]         ^
    [javac]   required: View
etc ...
After search, I found that the compilation process, use the file:
   C:\ProgramFiles\Java\jdk1.8.0\jre\lib\ext\jfxrt.jar
   I rename it: jfxrt.jarXXX
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   I clean all, I recompile but I have the another errors.
I change the rt\build.xml:
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        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-common/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-logging/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/glass/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-beans/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-util-converter/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-anim/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-geom/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/pisces/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/decora-compiler/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/decora-runtime/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-sg-common/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-ui-common/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-concurrent/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-util/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-common/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-ui-quantum/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-sg-prism/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-embed-swing/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-ui-controls/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-ui-charts/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/decora-prism/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <antcall target="jar-decora-d3d"/>
        <antcall target="jar-decora-es2"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/decora-jsw/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/decora-prism-sw/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/decora-prism-ps/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <antcall target="jar-decora-sse"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-util/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-common/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-j2d/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-ps/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/prism-null/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <antcall target="jar-prism-sw"/>
        <antcall target="jar-prism-d3d"/>
        <antcall target="jar-prism-es2-all"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-beans-dt/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-fxml/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
        <antcall target="jar-javafx-android"/>
        <antcall target="jar-javafx-embed-swt"/>
        <ant antfile="${rt.root.dir}/javafx-builders/build.xml" target="jar" inheritAll="false"/>
    </target>
I recompile and now:
jar:
    [mkdir] Created dir: C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\javafx-ui-common\build\classes
    [javac] Compiling 471 source files to C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\javafx-ui-common\build\classes
    [javac] C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\javafx-ui-common\src\com\sun\webkit\dom\JSObject.java:30: error: cannot find symbol
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    [javac]                           ^
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--->Compile webview (and webview needs another packages, circular problems)...
Recompile all is not really possible due to intersecting packages...
I change rt\glass\glass\build.xml because missing)
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Now I recompile, I have errors but now I understand something.
When master\artifacts\sdk\rt\lib\ext\jfxrt.jar is the empty version, I compile at a certain point.
I copy the C:\ProgramFiles\Java\jdk1.8.0\jre\lib\ext\jfxrt.jar to master\artifacts\sdk\rt\lib\ext
and I able to go to another point. When errors, I take the empty version and alternatively I pass
from the empty to full version.
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dist:
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      [jar] Building jar: C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\dist\lib\openjfxrt.jar
     [echo] Copying binaries
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     [copy] Copying 1 file to C:\zgroup1\userbase1\javafx1\open-jfx\master\rt\dist\bin
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
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I'm trying to use multiple FPGA VIs in a same project, same target.
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Even after compiling two FPGAs, the Labview program attempts to re-compile when I trying to run differnt FPGA VI.
So I refered http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371599G-01/lvfpgahelp/compiling_fpga_vis_howto/ to download compiled FPGA bit file to the target to transit to another FPGA VI.
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I checked off the option of the build specification that the FPGA VI does not automatically run when it is loaded to target and the target switch is on.

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Hi,
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The kernel I use doesn't come with the module I need for my hardware and I would like to know if there's a way to compile it without having to make a new kernel myself (since compiling the kernel takes ages on my machine).
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Hi All,
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The problem is that there is no Driver-Disk to get the drivers. I’ve been able to isolate 14 files related to the 64 bit drivers from a Windows 7 x64 computer and copy them to a temp folder on the Windows 2003 x32 server. When I try to add the 64 bit driver
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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a129f49a-0216-41f0-b190-3efb46fbb8ac/generic-text-only-driver-on-windows-2008-server-r2?forum=winserverprint
http://blogs.technet.com/b/yongrhee/archive/2009/09/14/how-to-add-64-bit-print-drivers-on-32-bit-windows-server-2003-or-windows-server-2008-print-server.aspx
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Again I have a problem compiling 64 bit plugins, but this time in windows environments, the 32 bit compiling works fine (also on 64 bit machines). The first thing I've done was creating a new project configuration for 64 bit environments copying the 32 bit settings. Now I changed the precompiled libraries to use the 64 bit ones and changed the output directories. After that the compilation process completed without errors, but the resource files have not been copied to the output directory (the directory for them has been created, but it remains empty). Adding the created plugin into the servers directory ends up with a server message that the plugin could not be recognized. Have I missed something that is necessary for compiling 64 bit plugins?
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All-
If this is the wrong forum for CFX questions, please let me
know.
I need to determine how to compile and register a Java CFX
tag that contains multiple class files. One class file implements
the CustomTag interface and the other class files implement various
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According to [http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/tools/windows/javac.html], "As a special convenience, a class path element containing a basename of * is considered equivalent to specifying a list of all the files in the directory with the extension .jar or .JAR. I have never tried using this feature.
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