While trying to compile PHP extensions after installing macOS Mojave, I was butting up against a ton of missing header file errors including php.h and zlib.
After several hours of beating my head against my desk and Googling/Stack Overflowing I found the solution.
Ends up you just need to force re-install the header files. Special thanks to @sfdye for the solution!
If you get an error about that file not existing, you probably simply don't have the Xcode command line tools installed which can be remedied simply as follows:
I recently purchased a .app domain for a side project; .app domains are interesting as they require SSL at all times.
I like to set up my dev environments as subdomains of my actual domain, such as local.donatstudios.com. It makes working with CORS and cookies a lot simpler for applications with AP…
Update 2018-04-19 - Github has implemented some rules around retiring "namespaces".
To prevent developers from pulling down potentially unsafe packages, we now retire the namespace of any open source project that had more than 100 clones in the week leading up to the owner’s account bei…
I am someone who spends large portions of their time working in weakly typed languages. Namely, PHP and JavaScript. I argue that static analysis is a must-have when working with any weakly typed language. It is nearly impossible to make reliable code without it.
Static analysis makes up for the mis…
Mojave installation messes up some peoples header files for some unknown reason.
You can pretty easily reinstall them following my post here. – Link
Is this still up to date? I don't observe the round-trip problem described here in Excel for Mac 16.19. When I open a file in CSV UTF-8-with-BOM, edit it, save … – Link
after running make cmd, getting this error
/tmp/php-7.1.19/ext/mcrypt/mcrypt.c:25:10: fatal error: 'php.h' file not found
how to solve this one?
please h… – Link
Thank you so much. You saved my working time too much. – Link
