Here I am again. I have been investigating a bit and I have done some tests.
I just list them for the records:
1. Build PHP as CGI. The build breaks in the same point. At least we can now
leave Apache out of the game.
2. I get hold to the 'zend_ptr_stack_push' function for the sake of
simplicity. I find it in the ./Zend directory. It is defined in
zend_ptr_stack.h and implemented in zend_ptr_stack.c. This file seems to be
compiled correctly and the function is in there (nm zend_ptr_stack.o gives
me something).
3. I look into libZend.a in ./zend/.libs, and 'nm' says that the function is
in there.
And I think I'm getting close... some of these functions are defined as
'inline' and called from outside the files where are implementes. This does
not work with this compiler... I tried removing the 'inline' clause in one
of them and the corresponding error dissapears.
I will try (tomorrow) to remove the inlines and see if it gets compiled...
Take care,
Christian
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: Roman Hochuli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: miércoles 10 de enero de 2001 11:16
> Para: Pomar Berry, Christian
> Asunto: AW: [PHP-INST] Compiling PHP 4.0.4 on Irix 6.5
>
>
> Dear Christian
>
> > Anyway, I think that we could help the guys from PHP trying to
> > make this thing work with the native compiler
>
> I think this would be an intresting challange... :)
>
> > (which, in turn --sorry GNU
> > blokes-- is much better than any other when it gets to make
> fast code).
>
> Exactly the same as I think.
>
> > What I have to find out is where the hell are those
> functions defined and
> > why the proper library is not being seen by the linker when
> the apache
> > module is linked.
> >
> > Does anybody know where the functions
> > _array_init,
> > zend_ptr_stack_push,
> > var_reset,
> > add_get_index_string,
> > add_get_index_long,
> > etc.
> >
> > are defined, --and compiled--? Maybe you could do that just
> ldd'ing the
> > libraries and executables.
>
> Maybe a simple grep can help at this point. But I think we
> should move this discussion to the php-dev-list. Do you want
> to repost your message there...? There should be the guys who
> know the answers to these questions.
>
> > Take care
>
> Thanks, you too.
>
> Greetings
> Roman
>
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