Add FreeBSD support #230
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This is amazing, I will give this a test as soon as I can! |
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@kdkd I haven't added some extensions that rely on external libraries, so there are currently a lot of extensions that are not supported. But supporting them should be easy, unless some libraries are not supported when building in FreeBSD. |
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If we just implement a standalone php binary in FreeBSD, it is very simple (I only took 2 hours to implement). FreeBSD support is now available with only a few modifications.
The current compilation result is not statically linked, but only
libc.so,librt.so, etc. included by FreeBSD by default are linked. Tested (compiled from 13, run on 12) it's perfect.I also tried compiling a fully static binary using
-all-static, and the result of compiling it was very strange:file phpshoweddynamically linked, and running it orldd phpshowed a segfault. Maybe it has something to do withclang/llvmand the underlying ELF parsing mode of FreeBSD, but there is very, very little information about this on the Internet.Documentation PR: static-php/static-php-cli-docs#2