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# $Id$

PortSystem                      1.0
PortGroup                       php5extension 1.0

php5extension.setup             oracle 5.3.21 bundled
php5extension.ini               oracle.ini
php5extension.extensions        oci8 pdo_oci
categories-append               databases
platforms                       darwin
maintainers                     ryandesign
license                         PHP-3.01

description                     a PHP interface to Oracle, including the oci8 \
                                and pdo_oci extensions

long_description                ${description}

checksums                       rmd160  84aa653af6fbe66c02a572ad1add3daf6e46bb1e \
                                sha256  9bd914cb01fc78c06ec5fe7e31100f000cc03325e042fd5a829d8ce80e4478c3

depends_lib-append              port:oracle-instantclient

configure.args-append           --with-oci8=instantclient,${prefix}/lib/oracle \
                                --with-pdo-oci=instantclient,${prefix}/lib/oracle,10.1

use_parallel_build              yes

if {${os.platform} == "darwin" && ${os.major} > 10} {
    # oracle-instantclient 10.2.0.4.0 crashes in 64-bit mode on Lion and up.
    supported_archs i386
    
    notes-append "
On OS X 10.7 Lion and later, ${subport} is only available 32-bit, but php\
runs 64-bit by default. To use the Oracle functions in PHP, you must start\
php in 32-bit mode using the arch command, i.e.:

arch -i386 php example.php

If using PHP via a web server, configure the web server to start 32-bit.

Using php 64-bit while ${subport} is active will result in warning messages\
and the Oracle functions being unavailable.
"
}