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I just got an Intel iMac (woo hoo!!) and there are no pre-built binaries of PHP or mySQL. I'm thinking about building them myself, and while Marc Liyange finishes his universal binaries, complete with all the good stuff he puts in, I thought I'd host a pre-built binary. Of course, I have *no* idea how to do this or if it's even worth it, but if it's doable, how would I go about it? Any ideas?
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If you haven't done this before, you should perhaps not put the binaries online - I wouldn't want to offer something that I'm not entirely sure about. But it's probably an interesting exercise. |
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I've built stuff before, but how do I get a binary installer out of it?
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MySQL already has a binary for Intel based Macs I think under Mac OS X Downloads.
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.0.html |
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It's really quite easy. A simple make, make install will do the trick.
However, choosing what to build into it will be up to you |
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