On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, unkno me wrote: > I am using the zend_parse_parameter function to > retrieve a string passed to my function like: > > char* s, int sl;
You need to use a long for sl here. > > zend_parse_parameter(ZEND_NUM_ARGS() TSRMLS_CC,"s", &s,&sl); Shouldn't it be zend_parse_parameters (with an extra s?) > > and then later I am using the memcmp function to test > 2 strings like: > > memcmp(key,s,sl); > > but for some reason, the memcmp never return 0 > indicates key and s is the same even I KNOW key and s > is indeed the same. key and s is always of the same > length. In fact, even doing a: > > fprintf(stderr,"[%s %i]\n",s,sl); > > yields different result for s and sl than what's > really passed to my function. Why is that? Is there a > bug in the zend_parse_paramter function that I am not > aware of? I should mention that: > > 1. The string is always ASCII > 2. Sometimes, I do see the expected result but not all > the time. That's what makes me so confuse. Might be memory curruption somewhere else, try to run with valgrind to see if that's the case. regards, Derick -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
