Re: [PHP-DEV] backtrace From: Zeev Suraski (zeev <email protected>)
Date: 08/31/00

At 20:48 31-08-00, André Langhorst wrote:
>>Actually, the original version was quite alright, except for under
>>very weird platforms, which define va_list as a type that cannot be
>>copied (probably some sort of an array). What happened is that this
>>code undergone lots of changes, which eventually brought it to a
>>situation where both the 'safety assignment':
>>args = orig_args;
>>and the va_end() call after the vprintf() function were redundant (but
>>were still fine on most platforms, and whenever they compiled). When
>>the 'args=orig_args;' statement was removed and the va_end() statement
>>was kept, the code became wrong (crashy) on many platforms.
>
>hm, well I was to quick (once again), one problem overrode another, thus I
>got no crash...
>with my latest CVS I´m getting this crash still, with exactly the same
>line numbers, in other words
>that backtrace is totally equivalent to the prior one. When did you commit
>these changes?

Yesterday. It doesn't make much sense that you'd get a crash in the same
line, since the lines moved, and some were removed.

Zeev 

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