Sync include flags #14957
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This syncs global include flags (-I) for adding php-src, main, Zend, and TSRM. Redundant 'ext' include flag on Windows is removed because Autotools in php-src has already never included it. The 'ext' include flag is only added in phpize builds for BC. The order of include flags is not important except that build directories are included before their source directory counterparts. The 'main' in Autotools is (still) prepended as first so compiler doesn't accidentally pick some unrelated '<build-dir>/../main/php_config.h' due to the <../main/php_config.h> in 'zend_config.h' file.
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This syncs global include flags (-I) for adding php-src, main, Zend, and TSRM. Redundant 'ext' include flag on Windows is removed because Autotools in php-src has already never included it. The 'ext' include flag is only added in phpize builds for BC.
The order of include flags is not important except that build directories are included before their source directory counterparts.
The 'main' in Autotools is (still) prepended as first so compiler doesn't accidentally pick some unrelated
'/../main/php_config.h' due to the <../main/php_config.h> in 'zend_config.h' file.