Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #8752: Module compiled with 4.0.3 don't run with 4.0.4 and v.v.

I had the same problem. But as I think, it is just some safety system, because nobody says that modules from one version must fit to the others. Sometimes the changes in next versions are too deep. The ZEND_MODULE_API_NO parameter is defined in Zend/modules.h and is checked for example in dl function (see ext/standard/dl.c). As I can see, there're no means to switch it off by a siple #define or something. So the best solution is just to recompile. On 17 Jan 2001 j@zsch.de wrote: > From: j@zsch.de > Operating system: Windows 2000 > PHP version: 4.0.4 > PHP Bug Type: Dynamic loading > Bug description: Module compiled with 4.0.3 don't run with 4.0.4 and v.v. > > When calling in PHP 4.0.4 a module developed with PHP 4.0.3, I get the > following message: > > hostware: Unable to initialize module > Module compiled with debug=0, thread-safety=1 module API=20000809 > PHP compiled with debug=0, thread-safety=1 module API=20001214 > These options need to match > > When I recompile the module, it works. But loading the newly compiled module > with older PHP 4.0.3, I get a similar message. > > I would like to use my module in any PHP version. > > > This is my module declaration: > > zend_module_entry php_hostware_module_entry = > { > "hostware", > php_hostware_functions, > PHP_MINIT(hostware), > PHP_MSHUTDOWN(hostware), > NULL, > NULL, > PHP_MINFO(hostware), > STANDARD_MODULE_PROPERTIES > }; > > Possibly the key is the word STANDARD_MODULE_PROPERTIES, which has > ZEND_MODULE_API_NO in it. > > > Thank You for Your help. > Joacim Zschimmer > > > >