Re: Compile error with 3.0.11 snmp.c on SGI IRIX 6.5

On Sun, Jul 11, 1999 at 01:26:25AM -0400, Steven Lawrance wrote: > When compiling PHP 3.0.11 with SNMP support, the compiler (SGI's proprietary > 64-bit compiler, presumably compiling 32-bit code with PHP due to the year > 2039 bug) stops compiling when it comes across seven "return" statements > inside of void functions. This, I think, would probably cause any compiler > to complain unless if that option is disabled. Removing the "return" from > the statements fixed the problem and it compiled. The RETURN_* statements are necessary to control program flow. I don't see any reason why the compiler should complain, if he sees a macro such as RETURN_FALSE: #define RETURN_FALSE {var_reset(return_value); return;} The RETURN_* macros don't return(anything). They only set return_value. What for error messages does the compiler generate? > For a web page, I would like to be able to set a value using SNMP. Are > there any plans to make a function such as snmpset()? I'm thinking about > just adding it to the code for this project and will then upload it to the > CVS tree if no one objects.. We accept code contributions... -- Regards, Sascha Schumann Consultant