At 9:37 AM -0800 01-18-2000, sasha@stripped wrote:
>Paul Ferris wrote:
>>
>> I'm currently pissing around with php3 and mysql.
>>
>> My php3 that I have built does not include the
>> mysql_errno function, just the mysql_error function.
>>
>> Just wondering if anybody out there has the reason,
>> these are the versions:
>>
>> apache_1.3.9
>> mysql-3.23.5-alpha
>> php-3.0.11
>>
>> Is this a php3 issue? I've been all over the manuals
>> trying to find out why it's in my documentation but not
>> my implementation...
>>
>> Thanks for your time
>>
>> --
>> Paul Ferris | http://linuxtoday.com | 330-875-2757
>> ------------------------------------------------------
>> Linux: Because a computer is a terrible thing to waste
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>
>My guess is that this might have something to do with the fact that
>mysql_errno() happened to be a macro, when PHP expected it to be a
>function, but
>this is just a guess -- can you do nm on your libmysqlclient.a (or
>libmysqlclient.so), libphp3.a or ( libphp3.so) and see what they
>have regarding
>mysql_errno() ?
That's correct. Look for defined(mysql_errno) in functions/mysql.c and
change the tests not to expect mysql_errno to be a macro. I thought
I had a patch for this sitting around somewhere, but I can't find it
now.
--
Paul DuBois, paul@stripped
