Fw: [PHP-GTK-DEV] the error that won't go away [probably solved]

OK, following off-list advice (thanks Wez) I'll replace all those dummy NULLs with TSRMLS_CC's /TSRMLS_DC's and matching bits in the headers as appropriate. Wez also said that anyone wanting to help from a *nix perspective could do so here, if they'd like to build against a ZTS version of PHP - that way you'll get to see the code errors anyone attempting to build on Windows would fall across. Somewhere between times I've jumped ahead and found my build target (php-gtk.dll) has a circular dependency, described as 'The given target is a dependent of one of the dependents of the given target'. I guess that means I should've followed the .m4 files more closely and kept the /main and /ext/gtk+ files apart during make... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steph" <steph@zend.com> To: "PHP-GTK dev" <php-gtk-dev@lists.php.net> Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 5:33 AM Subject: [PHP-GTK-DEV] the error that won't go away > Hi all, > > I finally got the flags right (or at least, it looks that way), and am > starting to produce healthy bouncing .obj files (and friends) from the files > listed in php_gtk.m4. > > At present if I run them through the mill I get through the gen_* files with > nothing worse than a bunch of type conversion warnings (once I'd deleted the > compiler-unfriendly debugging lines and 'fixed' all the > phpg_rectangle_from_zval() calls with a dummy NULL parameter for build > purposes), but then... > > php_gtk+_types.c > ext\gtk+\php_gtk+_types.c(141) : error C2198: 'phpg_tree_path_from_zval' : > too few actual parameters > ext\gtk+\php_gtk+_types.c(251) : error C2198: 'phpg_object_check' : too few > actual parameters > ext\gtk+\php_gtk+_types.c(265) : error C2198: 'phpg_object_check' : too few > actual parameters > ext\gtk+\php_gtk+_types.c(425) : error C2065: 'tsrm_ls' : undeclared > identifier > NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cl' : return code '0x2' > Stop. > > :-( > > Adding TSRMLS_FETCH(); to line 393 fixes the tsrm_ls error there, on my box > at least. There are further fatal compilation errors in phpg_support.c, > phpg_gtype.c, php_gtk_util.c and phpg_gobject.c: > > phpg_support.c > main\phpg_support.c(128) : error C2198: 'function through pointer' : too few > actual parameters // dodgy addition of dummy NULL param > > phpg_gtype.c > main\phpg_gtype.c(95) : error C2082: redefinition of formal parameter > 'tsrm_ls' // remove TSRMLS_FETCH() > main\phpg_gtype.c(166) : error C2065: 'tsrm_ls' : undeclared identifier // > different function, and I am _lost_ here > > php_gtk_util.c > main\php_gtk_util.c(363) : error C2082: redefinition of formal parameter > 'tsrm_ls' // remove TSRMLS_FETCH() > main\php_gtk_util.c(535) : error C2198: 'parse_va_args' : too few actual > parameters // dummy param > main\php_gtk_util.c(831) : error C2198: 'php_gtk_count_specs' : too few > actual parameters // dummy param > main\php_gtk_util.c(834) : error C2198: 'php_gtk_count_specs' : too few > actual parameters // dummy param > > phpg_gobject.c > main\phpg_gobject.c(345) : error C2198: 'phpg_gobject_watch_closure' : too > few actual parameters // dummy param > main\phpg_gobject.c(645) : error C2198: 'phpg_gtype_new' : too few actual > parameters // dummy param > main\phpg_gobject.c(649) : error C2198: 'phpg_gtype_new' : too few actual > parameters // dummy param > main\phpg_gobject.c(655) : error C2198: 'phpg_gtype_new' : too few actual > parameters // dummy param > > I got around most of them, probably breaking working code as I went, but > that error in phpg_gtype.c has me completely beat. The relevant bit of code > is in phpg_gtype_from_zval() and goes: > > case IS_OBJECT: > if (Z_OBJCE_P(value) == gtype_ce) { /* fatal error thrown here */ > phpg_gtype_t *object = zend_object_store_get_object(value TSRMLS_CC); > /* mere warnings that get more strident if I touch anything */ > if (object) { > return object->type; > } > > Anyone with clue, temporary or otherwise? > > Cheers, > - Steph > > -- > PHP-GTK Development Mailing List (http://gtk.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >