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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] PHP 7.0.14RC1 is available for testing
From: dclarke@blastwave.org (Dennis Clarke)


>>
> You can just enable -std=c99 with gcc

I won't be using gcc for this test.

> to see it doesn't compile. Some amount of work might be needed for
 > true C99 compat.

Oh, I agree. That is fine at this stage. I was merely doing the acid
  test to see what happened.

> I'd suggest you to reply to the earlier thread "C89 vs. C99" started recently.

I saw and I did. However at the moment I am looking firmly at 7.0.14RC1
just to see if I can get a compile at all using whatever tools
necessary on a somewhat strict environment. I start with c99 and then
move downwards until I hit a very lax compiler with extensions and
gnuisms etc etc. Near as I can tell by the gcc manuals and specs there
isn't full compliance for C99 in gcc at this time regardless so I will
start with a compiler that has worked very well for me on this POSIX
tight platform. Works well for version 5.6.x thus far with the exception
of the last two releases.

Dennis