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[PATCH] fixes #26194

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Steph

22 years ago

Works on my box (no idea how sane this is, or what it may break on other
systems, please handle like barbed wire).

- Steph

Derick Rethans

22 years ago

On Fri, 21 Nov 2003, Steph wrote:

> Works on my box (no idea how sane this is, or what it may break on other
> systems, please handle like barbed wire).

I think I know why this might happen... perhaps "iconv" is defined as
macro on windhoos. Can you please see if get_defined_functions() does
something weird? (Tip: only load the iconv ext other wise there are too
many funcs in the output).

Derick

Steph

22 years ago

I can tell you what it will do - it'll return libiconv() as a function and
not iconv().

If you need me to actually rebuild to prove it it'll be tomorrow, but I
think I covered this already (in the bug report, on irc, and more especially
in the mail that probably shouldn't have been private to helly).  It's a
_recent_ change D..

Moriyoshi Koizumi

22 years ago

On 2003/11/22, at 6:30, Derick Rethans wrote:

> On Fri, 21 Nov 2003, Steph wrote:
>
>> Works on my box (no idea how sane this is, or what it may break on
>> other
>> systems, please handle like barbed wire).
>
> I think I know why this might happen... perhaps "iconv" is defined as
> macro on windhoos. Can you please see if get_defined_functions() does
> something weird? (Tip: only load the iconv ext other wise there are too
> many funcs in the output).

I don't think this is Windows specific issue. From my experience, this
might be caused by random heap corruption. (most likely spotted in
another extension) And there's never been a macro like "iconv" or
whatever
in the standard MS C library.

Moriyoshi