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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] help request: php array
From: wez@thebrainroom.com ("Wez Furlong")

That backtrace isn't useful (running windows?)
Try a debug build, under unix if you have access to it.

Chances are that it is your code that is at fault :-)

--Wez.

> Backtrace in `fatal_signal_handler':
>         <(null)+1107463240>
>         <add_next_index_zval+28>
>         <rep_data_converter+215>
>         <zif_rep_eval+201>
>         <execute+7234>
>         <zend_execute_scripts+107>
>         <php_execute_script+316>
>         <main+1629>
>  
> Lisp backtrace:
>  
> Segmentation fault
> ---8<---
> 
> Is that rep's or php's problem?
> May be t should be duplicated?
> If yes, how?