Fixes init validation for Termux #260
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Termux does not store versioned `libvips`, so a unique Termux condition is used to specify the file to locate. The INI directive `zend.max_allowed_stack_size` also does not exist, so retrieving it returns `false`.
| throw new Exception("zend.max_allowed_stack_size not set to '-1'"); | ||
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| $vips_libname = self::libraryName("libvips", 42); | ||
| // Use "libvips.so" on Termux, otherwise use the standard versioned library | ||
| $vips_libname = getenv('PREFIX') === '/data/data/com.termux/files/usr' |
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Very specific hacks like this feel bad. Perhaps we should try to open libvips.so.42 first, then fall back to libvips.so if that fails?
Off-topic, but do you know why termux doesn't include API numbers in library names? I'm curious.
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I think it's a good idea to check if .42 exists first before the other one. However, I'm not sure how to write it without breaking the code.
To be honest, in this commit, I just added conditions that worked for me to make this package function properly. It's a dependency of a package I use, and it was only failing to validate these conditions in Termux. It hasn't caused me any issues since.
Termux always updates libraries to the latest compatible version. I haven't seen any ways to downgrade a package. I guess that's the reason why it omits version numbers in its files.
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It looks like Termux needs to compile libvips with the TERMUX_MESON_ENABLE_SOVERSION=1 env set.
termux_step_pre_configure() {
export TERMUX_MESON_ENABLE_SOVERSION=1
}See for example:
https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/blob/38379b121bff426393df599b7b08554dcaea1c5f/packages/libmpdclient/build.sh#L15-L17
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PR #261 handles the directive INI check in a different way. So I revert the lines in that part.
Termux does not store versioned
libvips, so a unique Termux condition is used to specify the file to locate.The INI directive
zend.max_allowed_stack_sizealso does not exist, so retrieving it returnsfalse.