Pierre Joye wrote:
hi,
Can you please tell use the function causing the crash? That would be helpful.
Funny thing: After about 2 days of wrestling with this issue and only
when I copied and pasted the code into this reply did I notice:
function BB_CreatePropertiesLink($title, $bbaction, $extra = array(),
$confirm = "", $useprops2 = false, $parentwindow = false)
{
...
}
...
function BB_CreateWidgetPropertiesLink($title, $bbaction, $extra =
array(), $confirm = "", $useprops2 = false)
{
global $bb_widget;
$extra["wid"] = $bb_widget->GetID();
return BB_CreateWidgetPropertiesLink($title, $bbaction, $extra,
$confirm, $useprops2, true);
}
...
I kept reading the function that the second function was calling as
being the first function. Recursion = stack overflow = crash. While it
is obvious above, there is a lot of similar code surrounding it. Huge
waste of your time. Apologies.
Haven't had a crazy debugging session like this in a long time.
One thought: Has a way to track call depth been considered (perhaps
_execute())? If the number of calls exceeds a certain (reasonable)
number, a warning or notice could be displayed and the output buffer
flushed. That way, when it crashes, there is a log of some sort for the
function. Then again, I don't know Zend well enough to make that sort
of judgment call and such a thing could affect performance.
BTW, my endeavor to create a Debug PHP build for Windows failed.
Successfully built Apache and the PHP configuration said everything was
good to go but the actual build failed (unresolved externals). I
half-expected that to happen despite my best efforts. A recent *NIX PHP
build of mine was a nightmare but successful (after compiling a zillion
updated versions of all the libraries PHP wanted to link against). Has
anyone thought about making a build system for public consumption that
includes the "kitchen sink"? That is, every possible package and a
build system that builds everything in one go - maybe powered by an INI
file of some sort. I know the snapshots for Windows seemed to do that
but that system wasn't packaged up for consumption as far as I know.
Everyone I've ever encountered who has built PHP found it rather
difficult because of all the dependencies. Just a thought I've had.
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