Dénes Kellner posted a comment on ticket #4

It only includes files under the project you're compiling. External references will not be automatically copied into it.

Dénes Kellner modified a comment on ticket #3

I can send you the source of RapidEXE if it helps. But I think putting php.ini and dlls in the engine folder will solve the gd2 problem. I'm actually not sure; it's a very old project. Are you familiar with Lazarus / FreePascal?

Dénes Kellner posted a comment on ticket #3

Hi I can send you the source of RapidEXE if it helps. But I think putting php.ini and dlls in the engine folder will solve the gd2 problem. I'm actually not sure; it's a very old project. Are you familiar with Lazarus / FreePascal? D On Fri, Apr 11, 2025 at 11:50 PM Mark Manning markmanning@users.sourceforge.net wrote: [tickets:#3] https://sourceforge.net/p/rapidexe/tickets/3/ Include all of PHP 7.4 Status: open Milestone: 2.0 Labels: php 7.4 Created: Fri Apr 11, 2025 09:50 PM UTC by Mark Manning...

Dénes Kellner posted a comment on ticket #2

Yes it would be :) I'm considering it.

Mark Manning created ticket #4

Compiling

Mark Manning created ticket #3

Include all of PHP 7.4

Mark Manning created ticket #2

Source code

Dénes Kellner posted a comment on ticket #1

Hi! There's no "phprapid.exe" but I know what you mean :) Thing is, this tool is for console applications so even if you can hide the console window itself, it's not the best solution. Maybe ZZEE PHPExe or ExeOutput will do a better job. I only heard of WinBinder, not sure how it works, but if it's cooperating well with RapidEXE, maybe you need a tool like SilentCMD or another solution on this page.

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RapidEXE released /readme.md

RapidEXE released /rapidexe.2.0.windows.zip