Re: Fw: PHP 4.0 Bug #6735 Updated: Zend failes to compile due toinline statements

>is optional, IIUC, because for maybe 90% (?) of the people who > compile PHP, it has no meaning whatsoever. (IE, linux+gcc). Always walking to the beat a different drum....... Would not think it hard to add a check into ./configure to fix this, you already test for gcc..... Or, should not be hard to dup the code inside an #ifndef somewhere in Zend..... Will bug report the other after I chase it a bit. Was hoping you had a simple answer like your last one. It may be the way I built Apache. Dave > > Perhaps there *should* be a note in the INSTALL file or something. > > No idea about your crash...that would most likely be a REAL bug. Please > post it (along with your full ./configure line) on bugs.php.net. > > On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, David Hill wrote the following to joey@php.net : > > > > > > Have you tried adding --enable-c9x-inline to > > > your ./configure line? > > > > At your suggestion, I just did. Why is this optional if it really isn't ? > > Don't remember seeing it in the ./INSTALL > > > > Any idea why I an faulting in php_xbithack_handler() on the > > get_module_config line ? > > > > thanks, > > Dave > > > > > >