ID:               49151
 User updated by:  tech at uscki dot nl
 Reported By:      tech at uscki dot nl
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Compile Failure
 Operating System: Sun Solaris 5.10 (i386)
 PHP Version:      5.3.0
 Assigned To:      nlopess
 New Comment:

Yeah, got it compiling! I removed "-fvisibility=hidden" from the
Makefile after running ./configure, guess that boils down to the same
result, though your suggestion is a bit tidier.

Compiler: gcc (GCC) 4.0.1

Thanks for all your help!


Previous Comments:
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[2009-08-14 21:54:04] nlop...@php.net

sorry, I forgot to say that before ./configure you must run ./buildconf

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[2009-08-14 16:49:14] nlop...@php.net

you can disable the visibility patch by editing the configure.in file
and removing the occurrence of "-fvisibility=hidden". Then do a
./vcsclean && ./configure && make. Then please report if it worked, and
which compiler version you used. thanks.

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[2009-08-14 10:08:07] tech at uscki dot nl

Hmmm, adding static isn't trivial, these first two methods were the tip
of the iceberg... Looks like I'll be adding it all through the code if I
go through with this (I stopped after about 10 changes in various
files). 

How do I "disable the visibility thing", as Nuno noted?

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[2009-08-13 10:01:53] j...@php.net

in ext/date/php_date.c:485, add static in front of this line:

ZEND_DECLARE_MODULE_GLOBALS(date)


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[2009-08-13 09:50:30] tech at uscki dot nl

Hi, the suggestion of making date_ce_date static seems to help! But I'm
not quite there yet :( , date_globals gives a similar error:

ld: fatal: relocation error: R_386_GOTOFF: file
ext/date/.libs/php_date.o: symbol date_globals: relocation must bind
locally

I'm not quite able to find its definition to make that one static as
well (due to my lousy C-skills ... ;) ). Any ideas where to do this?

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