Solution: Change "string_functions" to "NULL" in zend_module_entry.
Thanks! You rescued my extension. Now I can finish and test the class.
#define STRING_METHOD(function_name)
ZEND_NAMED_FUNCTION(c_stringclass_##function_name)
#define STRING_ME(name, arg_info, flags)
ZEND_FENTRY(name, c_stringclass_ ##name, arg_info, flags)There's nothing special about these macros except for the specific
function prefix you assign them. Any particular reason you're using them?
As I wrote, I've looked around existing extensions which redefine function names
(SPL and zip) and there I found those Macro-Definitions and thought this could be
the solution.
#ifdef ZTS
#define string_G(v) TSRMG(string_globals_id, zend_string_globals *, v)
#else
#define string_G(v) (string_globals.v)
#endif
It's common practice to use all uppercase for TSRM macros. Not really
an issue, but worth a mentiCONFORM!!!!! YOU MUST CONFORM!!!! :)
Actually I don't know where this come from and why it's in.
I don't have any globals. ext.skel? Copied from somewhere? Don't know.
If there is any interest in OO-Representation of primitive types let me know,
So I could release them as PECL-extension.
Daniel
BTW Can anyone explain, why the mailservice I'm using is producing such a
crap in the subject and what could be done to prevent this for future posts?
As I wrote, I've looked around existing extensions which redefine function
names
(SPL and zip) and there I found those Macro-Definitions and thought this
could be
the solution.
Fair enough....I must not have read that in my review of the thread...
#define string_G(v) (string_globals.v)
Actually I don't know where this come from and why it's in.
I don't have any globals. ext.skel? Copied from somewhere? Don't know.
ext_skel would have upper-cased it for you when you ran the script... but
yeah, no big since you're not using extension globals anyway... Just some
cruft to clean out....
If there is any interest in OO-Representation of primitive types let me
know,
So I could release them as PECL-extension.
Ah yes, that was one thing I was also going to mention. Using
primitive/common names is discouraged for non-core extensions (at least the
ones we release on pecl.php.net and can exercise some amount of control
over). For an answer to why: Refer to Steph's summary of the Date Wars
(pear in that case, but the same concept applies).
-Sara