Hello
I'm having compile issues with PHP5 on Solaris. I tried both Solaris 8
and 9, both giving me the same error. The problem is in the file
ext/standard/proc_open.c
And the error message from gcc is:
In file included from
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend.h:244, from
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/main/php.h:34, from
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/ext/standard/proc_open.c:23:
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend_hash.h:39:
parse error before *' /Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend_hash.h:39: parse error beforeuint'
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend_hash.h:39:
`ulong' declared as function returning a function
[...] more errors due to the first ones.
I found that in order to get ulong and uint on Solaris you have to
include sys/types.h Then it compiles and gives a functional binary. It
must beincluded before the "#define _XOPEN_SOURCE", otherwise it still
won't compile.
This problem is still in the latest cvs snapshot (from May 07, 2004
10:30 GMT as you can tell by the path). When I compiled RC2 I think I
had to include sys/termios.h as well in order to get some constant
defined, but that seems to have been fixed now.
/ Daniel Fahlgren
--
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Daniel Fahlgren http://www.acc.umu.se/~guru/
sysadm@{acc,cs,math}.umu.se 070-3406400 ordf@acc
This is a known issue (search bugs.php.net).
Unfortunately, the workaround you (and the others) suggest will cause a
similar problem on Linux systems :-/
We need to find a way to set those _XOPEN_SOURCE style defines up so that
the build succeeds on your system. However, I don't have access to any
Solaris boxen so I can't get stuck in to fix it.
--Wez.
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Fahlgren [mailto:guru@acc.umu.se]
Sent: 07 May 2004 12:58
To: internals@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DEV] compile issues on SolarisHello
I'm having compile issues with PHP5 on Solaris. I tried both
Solaris 8 and 9, both giving me the same error. The problem
is in the file ext/standard/proc_open.cAnd the error message from gcc is:
In file included from
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend.h:24
4, from
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/main/php.h:34, from
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/ext/standard/p
roc_open.c:23:
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend_hash.h:39:
parse error before*' /Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend_hash.h:39: parse error beforeuint'
/Home/staff/fahlgren/php-test/php5-200405071030/Zend/zend_hash.h:39:
`ulong' declared as function returning a function [...] more
errors due to the first ones.I found that in order to get ulong and uint on Solaris you
have to include sys/types.h Then it compiles and gives a
functional binary. It must beincluded before the "#define
_XOPEN_SOURCE", otherwise it still won't compile.This problem is still in the latest cvs snapshot (from May
07, 2004 10:30 GMT as you can tell by the path). When I
compiled RC2 I think I had to include sys/termios.h as well
in order to get some constant defined, but that seems to have
been fixed now./ Daniel Fahlgren
--
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This is a known issue (search bugs.php.net).
Unfortunately, the workaround you (and the others) suggest will cause a
similar problem on Linux systems :-/We need to find a way to set those _XOPEN_SOURCE style defines up so that
the build succeeds on your system. However, I don't have access to any
Solaris boxen so I can't get stuck in to fix it.
Well. A simple solution that should keep the build on Linux (and others)
intact is
#ifdef sun
#include<sys/types.h>
#endif
Perhaps not the neatest one, but then it should compile on Solaris using
gcc.. Better then not compile at all :) I guess the correct way is to
let configure figure out if types.h is needed and not trust a define
that might not exist in all compilers.
I could dig in and try to find another solution that works. If I'm
feeling brave (and perhaps stupid) I can give it a try on Irix and AIX
as well.. ;) (I haven't tried to compile on them at all)
/ Daniel Fahlgren
--
I live the way I type; fast, with a lot of mistakes
Daniel Fahlgren http://www.acc.umu.se/~guru/
sysadm@{acc,cs,math}.umu.se 070-3406400 ordf@acc
Wez Furlong wrote:
<snip>This is a known issue (search bugs.php.net).
Unfortunately, the workaround you (and the others) suggest will cause a
similar problem on Linux systems :-/We need to find a way to set those _XOPEN_SOURCE style defines up so that
the build succeeds on your system. However, I don't have access to any
Solaris boxen so I can't get stuck in to fix it.--Wez.
Hey Wez,
Conincidentally enough, just yesterday I ressurrected my Solaris box, so if
you'd like a login or have any tests you'd like me to, I can provide a
login and everything. Actually, I think I sent login details a long time
ago, but if not, I can re-send 'em.
The box is still at Solaris 8 on an old SPARC Ultra 10. I've upgraded a few
things recently like glibc and gcc and such, and while it's a bit of hassle
to compile PHP now (ld path issues, I think I've cleaned most of it up) it
will probably do if you need a shell.
Let me know and I'll send you the login details if want access.
J