The configure option in PHP is used to enable or disable certain features during the installation process. It can also be used to set up various PHP parameters.
Examples:
1. Enabling the MySQL extension during installation: ./configure --with-mysql
2. Disabling the imap extension during installation: ./configure --without-imap
3. Setting the maximum number of child processes for PHP-FPM: ./configure --enable-fpm --with-fpm-child-max=50
4. Enabling the GD library during installation: ./configure --with-gd
5. Enabling the Libxml2 library during installation: ./configure --with-libxml2
In order to determine the available package libraries for PHP, you can check the documentation or use a package manager like apt-get or yum depending on your operating system. You can also use the phpinfo() function to check which libraries are already installed on your system.
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