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internals:windows:installer [2008/09/11 18:54] – Added instructions for building VC9 binaries jmerticinternals:windows:installer [2008/10/08 14:44] – Updated instuctions for building the installer jmertic
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   - If you are building the installer for the non-thread-safe binaries, include "nts" ( without the quotes ) as the second argument.   - If you are building the installer for the non-thread-safe binaries, include "nts" ( without the quotes ) as the second argument.
  
-Example for building for PHP version 5.2.0+Example for building for PHP version 5.2.0; the resulting installer filename will be **php-5.2.0-win32-VC6-x86-install.msi**.
 <code winbatch> <code winbatch>
 build.bat 5.2.0 build.bat 5.2.0
 </code> </code>
-Example for building for PHP version 5.2.5 with non-thread-safe binaries+ 
 +Example for building for PHP version 5.2.5 with non-thread-safe binaries; the resulting installer filename will be **php-5.2.5-nts-win32-VC6-x86-install.msi**.
 <code winbatch> <code winbatch>
 build.bat 5.2.0 nts build.bat 5.2.0 nts
 </code> </code>
-Example for building for PHP version 5.3.0beta1 with VC9 binaries+Example for building for PHP version 5.3.0beta1 with VC9 binaries; the resulting installer filename will be **php-5.3.0beta1-win32-VC9-x86-install.msi**.
 <code winbatch> <code winbatch>
 build.bat 5.3.0beta1 vc9 build.bat 5.3.0beta1 vc9
 </code> </code>
-Example for building for PHP version 5.3.0 with non-thread-safe and VC9 built binaries+Example for building for PHP version 5.3.0 with non-thread-safe and VC9 built binaries; the resulting installer filename will be **php-5.3.0-nts-win32-VC9-x86-install.msi**.
 <code winbatch> <code winbatch>
 build.bat 5.3.0 nts vc9 build.bat 5.3.0 nts vc9
 +</code>
 +Example for building for PHP version 5.3.0 with VC9 x64 built binaries; the resulting installer filename will be **php-5.3.0-win32-VC9-x64-install.msi**.
 +<code winbatch>
 +build.bat 5.3.0 x64
 +</code>
 +Example for building for PHP version 5.3.0 for a snapshot build; the resulting installer filename will be **php-5.3.0-win32-VC6-x86-install-latest.msi**.
 +<code winbatch>
 +build.bat 5.3.0 latest
 </code> </code>
  
-The script will produce the installer as php-VERSION-win32-install.msi where VERSION is the string passed to the build.bat script. 
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