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Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 08:17:28 +0200 (MEST)
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Subject: Re: Help needed for compilation of PHP 4
From: "S. L." <s_i_lao@gmx.net>
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[...]
> >Compiling PHP 4.0.6 would produce:
> >
> >....
> >datetime.c: In function `php_mktime':
> >datetime.c:187: wrong type argument to unary minus
> >datetime.c: In function `php_date':
> >datetime.c:437: invalid operands to binary /
> >datetime.c:437: invalid operands to binary %
> >datetime.c:445: wrong type argument to unary minus
> >datetime.c:445: wrong type argument to unary minus
> >datetime.c:498: invalid operands to binary /
> >datetime.c:499: invalid operands to binary %
> >make[3]: *** [datetime.lo] Error 1
> >....
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Use:
>  -_timezone ...
> instead of:
>  -timezone ...
> 
> <time.h> needs to be included and initialize with:
>  tzset();
[...]
And there's of course the quick'n'dirty way (just to see it running -- also
usefull if you don't care very much about the date'n'time/calendar stuff):
- delete the minus "-" sign at 187
- do an (int) cast to the coresponding abs functions for / or % operands at
the lines with "invalid operands"

SLao

P.S.
Don't forget the "dirty" word. Gerrit solved the problem without the lack of
functionality.

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