BUG?

I've checked the manual and the archives, but no answers. This is a re-post with more info ... The problem: I've upgraded to PHP4 and now my PHP3 scripts don't work. It is not an extensions problem. The problem affects *all* my scripts. The scripts are happy to output HTML, but as soon as they find round brackets in php code (even simple stuff such as include(whatever); or even phpinfo(); , they break and tell me that there is a parse error on whatever is the first line with a round bracket. For example: The script: <?php phpinfo(); ?> The error message: phpinfo.php: parse error, expecting ''('' on line 2 The browser source code for above message: <b><i>phpinfo.php: </i> parse error, expecting ''('' on line 2</b><br> <tt>phpinf<b><blink>o();</blink></b><tt><br> Note the really weird point (in all scripts) that PHP4 doesn't like the last letter of whatever the function is, in addition to the round brackets immediately following: ie, it appears to be saying that the problem in the above example is the final 'o();' part of ' phpinfo(); '. My system: PHP 4.0.2, Red Hat 6.2 and whatever versions of Apache and Netscape that shipped with RH6.2 (sorry, they're over on my Linux partition and I'm currently in Windows). Any ideas greatly appreciated, otherwise its back to PHP3 for me ... Michael Hall