The configuration variables PHP_VERSION,
PHP_MINOR_VERSION, and
PHP_RELEASE_VERSION are now always numbers.
Previously, they have been strings for buildconf builds.
phpize builds now reflect the source tree in the build dir (as it already worked for in-tree builds); some extension builds (especially when using Makefile.frag.w32) may need adjustments.
--enable-sanitizer is now supported for MSVC builds. This enables ASan and debug assertions, and is supported as of MSVC 16.10 and Windows 10.
The --with-uncritical-warn-choke configuration option for clang builds is no longer supported. Select warnings to suppress via CFLAGS instead.
The extension is now build shared by default; previously it defaulted to a static extension, although the official Windows binaries built a shared extension.
It is no longer necessary to specify the library when using FFI::cdef() and FFI::load(). However, this convenience feature should not be used in production.
If only pipe streams are contained in the $read
array, and the $write and
$except arrays are empty,
stream_select() now behaves similar to POSIX systems,
i.e. the function only returns if at least one pipe is ready to be read,
or after the timeout expires.
Previously, stream_select() returned immediately,
reporting all streams as ready to read.