2017-03-12: A US-based company claims that their trademark is infringed by mentioning the terms “(Zend) Optimizer+ / (Zend) Optimizer Plus” on this page. In context of my writings, the use of these terms are clearly related to the well-known open source software by Rogue Wave Software (formerly Zend Technologies), as released in 2013.
While the contents of this page has become somewhat obsolete, as Zend Optimizer+/Opcache has since been integrated into the PHP programming language itself, the content is left here for reference purposes.
Again: I make it absolutely clear that this content exists as a documentation only in the scope if IT terminology and a well-known open source software product Zend Optimizer (former trademark).
The use of the term specifically relates to the original product name, including file name references. As a reference, the original commit to the source is linked here.
“Zend Optimizer+” has been rebranded to “Zend Opcache” in the meantime.
While just in the process of doing web-server freshup on FreeBSD, I was caught by the good news that Zend Technologies have released their Zend opcode caching engine as open source.
Now it’s called Zend Optimizer+ and hosted over there at github.
As far as I have seen, it did not yet popup as a buildable port on FreeBSD’s ports tree, but that can only take little time for today.
So I quickly made up my own port which you can download here.
To build it, simply download and extract the file to /usr/ports/devel:
cd /usr/ports/devel fetch -o- http://phaq.phunsites.net/files/2013/02/ZendOptimizerPlus.tgz | tar -xzpvf -
Then “make install” as usual:
cd /usr/ports/devel/ZendOptimizerPlus make install
Afterwards, running “php -i” (or phpinfo from a web-accessible script file) should denote it runs “with Zend Optimizer+ 7.0.0-dev”.
Done 🙂