[ Thanks to Jose D.
Raffucci for this link. ]
“After a long and arduous 8 months of development and testing,
PHP 4.3.0 is out! With regard to scope, time, and effort, this is
the largest 4.x release of PHP, and it further elevates PHP’s
standing as a serious contender in the general purpose scripting
language arena. Command line interfaceThis version finalizes the separate command line interface (CLI)
that can be used for developing shell and desktop applications
(with PHP-GTK). The CLI is always built, but installed
automatically only if CGI version is disabled via –disable-cgi
switch during configuration. Alternatively, one can use make
install-cli target. On Windows CLI can be found in cli folder.“CLI has a number of differences compared to other server
APIs…”
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