Thanks for the pointers.
What I've discovered about the compile error for php-templates
is that the "bad" code is there as an aid to debugging memory issues.
That is, the zend code appears to depend on pre-processor behavior to
correctly embed the filename and line of the source code in the code
itself, to be stored here:
typedef struct _zend_mem_header {
#if ZEND_DEBUG
long magic;
char *filename;
uint lineno;
int reported;
char *orig_filename;
uint orig_lineno;
# ifdef ZTS
THREAD_T thread_id;
# endif
#endif
struct _zend_mem_header *pNext;
struct _zend_mem_header *pLast;
unsigned int size:31;
unsigned int cached:1;
} zend_mem_header;
I haven't clearly thought this out, but something about this bugs
me... I don't know if it's the irony of being tripped up by a
debugging aid, or the lack of separation of the code itself from the
tools used to debug the code, but I'm definitely irritated by this.
-mark
P.S. FYI, I'm using "gcc version 3.4.4 [FreeBSD] 20050518"
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