Specify cross compilation target #6
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The PHP configure script makes decisions based on the target CPU (e.g. whether to enable JIT). When cross compiling we need to specify which host-system we are building for, with
--host=, otherwise the configure script assumes it's the same as the build machine.emconfigure doesn't pass
--hostautomatically.--hostaffects variables such as$host_cpu. We inspect this variable as least to determine whether to enable JIT: https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/98e0dbcefedeecf5e4d032e54df1aeebaa118754/ext/opcache/config.m4#L26-L30. When not passing--host, JIT may be enabled when the target is not supported, which fails later: https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/98e0dbcefedeecf5e4d032e54df1aeebaa118754/ext/opcache/jit/zend_jit.h#L29.Along with php/php-src#19350, this fixes the build for alpha4.