Hi,
We really need you to cut down this script to a minimum (10-20 lines) which
reproduces the problem.
Thanks,
Andi
At 10:38 PM 11/25/2003 +0100, Jean-Pierre Arneodo wrote:
Hi,
I've a seg fault with 4.3.4
To find where I configure with --enable-debug
Now no seg fault but the cli print somet
Hi,
I've a seg fault with 4.3.4
To find where I configure with --enable-debug
Now no seg fault but the cli print something.
How to investigate more ?
JP
[Tue Nov 25 22:11:24 2003] Script: './wsp_shell_instrument_synchronize.php'
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/home/jpa/dev/php-4.3
> Ah, I thought there was something missing in functions like flock that
> have an argument to be passed by reference but they do not declare it as
> such.
>
> Does that apply also to when the arguement to be passed by reference is
> optional?
>
> If so, am I right to assume that the function entry
Hello Michael,
thanks for thecomment. The problem is not renaming the interface. The
problem is that typically there are already a lot of examples and tests
when such a patch gets applied.
regards
marcus
Tuesday, November 25, 2003, 4:09:17 PM, you wrote:
> Well, I can live with any of those nam
Well, I can live with any of those names :) Didn't realize either, that
it would be that much of a deal to rename an interface ;) I wasn't
talking about is_a(), though, but of the general concept of using
inheritance for modelling "is a" relationships, hence the name
recommendation. Although, a
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
conflicts: 21 shift/reduce, 15 reduce/reduce
I get this same message with bison 1.75 only that this version does not
abort.
Maybe some bison parameter(s) changed?
yes, with older bison versions you can declare how many
shift/reduce confl
Hello Michael,
Tuesday, November 25, 2003, 6:57:30 AM, you wrote:
> And how about calling it Indexable, or something that can be used in a
> "is a" sentence? As in, you could say "MyArray is an Indexable", but
> "MyArray is an ArrayAccess" sounds just wrong ;)
is_a() is deprecated use instance
Hi,
When I do
$rs = fbsql_query(...);
/* more code here */
$rs = fbsql_query(...);
The second query does not return anything. If I use another variable name
for the second result or if I do
$rs = fbsql_query(...);
/* more code here */
$rs = 0;
$rs = fbsql_query(...);
everything works fine. I h
Hi Folks:
When I upgraded from 500b2-dev--php5-win32-200310010230 to
500b2-dev--php5-win32-200311040330, $_SERVER['argv'] was no longer
defined. Is this intentional, or do I need to modify my programming
practices?
I'm asking here because I filed a bug about it on 11/11, but it hasn't
seen any
