v0.3.0

Changes

• Added support for building PHP 7.0, 7.1, 7.2 and nightly snapshots
• Added support for GPG signature checks (requires a working GPG environment)
• Added a workaround for older PHP releases (5.5.x) when building against
  a modern glibc to avoid an issue with macro-guarded structure definitions.
  See https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=64833 for more information.
• Added some debugging output in options.sh
• phpfarm now creates relative symbolic links instead of absolute ones,
  making it easier to relocate an installation. Building a fully relocatable
  installation currently requires patching several PHP files.
  See https://github.com/Erebot/Erebot_farm/blob/master/build-defs.h.in
  for an updated build-defs.h.in that accomplishes that (using GCC).

Note: the patch above does not work for the pear installer which uses hard-coded absolute paths in its configuration file. Building a relocatable pear installer is left as an exercice for the reader 😉

Fixed bugs

• Fixed 32-bit builds with an x64 processor on some platforms (eg. Debian 9)
• Call "make distclean" when rebuilding a version, to avoid a potential mixup
  between old object files and new ones

Removed features

• Removed support for PHP 5.2 (which has been EOL for a long time now anyway)

phpfarm v0.2.0

• Support post-install customizations (eg. to install PEAR packages
  or PECL extensions)
• Support passing options to make (eg. "make -j...")
• [#1] Automatically detect and remove obsolete version
• Improve switch-phpfarm output
• Automatically strip binaries for non-debug builds to reduce footprint
• Install php-fpm too
• Modified pear installation so that the directory layout matches what
  Pyrus would expect
• Support for "flags" to build variants of the same version
  (eg. debug vs. non-debug, 32 bits vs. 64 bits builds, etc.)
  and to add some features (pear, gcov, zts, etc.)
• Support for a list of versions to (re)build each time main.sh is run
• [#5] Fix default compilation options for PHP 5.4+
• Add support for PHP 5.6.x pre-releases and releases
• Prefer HTTPS over HTTP when fetching tarballs and phar archives.