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Asked: 2026-05-25T06:39:39+00:00

I have a sharedlib.cc and a sharedlib.h code that contains classes and methods. I

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I have a sharedlib.cc and a sharedlib.h code that contains classes and methods. I wrap this up and created a shared library called MySharedLibrary.so.

I would like to work with my .so library inside a php code. So I’ve created a config.m4 file , a php_code.cc file and a php_code.h file in order to make the extension from php possible. I DON’T WANT TO include in the config.m4 file the sharedlib.cc. I would like to include instead the MySharedLib.so because I don’t want to expose my sharedlib.cc code. Besides I have others library that I also included in my .so library. Need some help.

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I DON;T WANT TO INCLUDE IN THE CONFIG.M4 THE FILE: sharedlib.cc. I want to include only the sharedlib.h and MySharedLibrary.so (the lib that contains both the sharedlib.cc and sharedlib.h)

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  1. Editorial Team

    I believe the PHP_ADD_LIBRARY() macro in config.m4 will achieve this.

    You can find some examples here: http://devzone.zend.com/article/4486

    edit: you may need PHP_ADD_LIBRARY_WITH_PATH() if your shared lib isn’t somewhere that the linker will find it.

    edit 2: looks like this was covered before; the answer provides good example code.

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