Re: [PHP4BETA] access to $this->myvar from C

On Tue, 01 Feb 2000, php@home.uh.nu wrote: > I'm using add_property_bool() and if I use HASH_TO(*myobj) as the first parameter to > it, I still get the warning listed above. If I remove HASH_TO() around it, gcc doesn't > complain, but I get a ton of php errors in the apache error_log file. > > [Tue Feb 1 18:58:11 2000] Script: '/usr/www/site/htdocs/rc/php/walttest3.php' > --------------------------------------- > zend_execute_API.c(209) : Block 0x0825BB88 status: > Beginning: Overrun (magic=0x08268F1C, expected=0x7312F8DC) > End: Unknown > --------------------------------------- > ./zend_execute.c(1533) : Freeing 0x0826A444 (12 bytes), > script=/usr/www/site/htdocs/rc/php/walttest3.php > > I dunno what to do, short of sending you my source and Makefile. Send me the relevant function source. > Also another odd thing is, My function definition is wrapper with the C macro > PHP_FUNCTION(rcdocstransaction) in my .h file. > gcc seems to be able to expand that macro ok in my .h file, but somehow doesn't do it > in the .c file. So I get a compile error, saying it can't find ht, or return_value, > since it didn't get expanded. ugh. This has been a pain, and have been working hard > getting > nowhere :( Do you incluide "php.h" in your .c file? > So I just looked at the gcc preparsed code for PHP_FUNCTION(rcdocstransaction) and > copied and pasted that as my function definition in the .c file. I don't know why gcc > can't expand it in the .c, when it just expanded it in my header file. ugh. -Andrei "The time from now until the completion of the project tends to become constant." -- Douglas Hartree