> >php_sablot.h has:
> >
> >typedef struct _php_sablot_globals {
> > zval *errorHandler;
> > php_sablot_error *errors;
> > php_sablot_error errors_start;
> > char *output_transform_file; /* For output transformations */
> > int last_errno; /* Global last_errno, if no handle is
> > found */
> > SablotHandle processor;
> >} php_sablot_globals
> >
> >And now it won't build.
>
> It's a module interfacing with the engine. If it used the
> BEGIN_MODULE_GLOBALS etc. macros, it'd build fine - I'll fix it.
This stuff is more the interface with the thread-safe resource manager.
These are not zend globals. They are extension globals.
> Making a bad situation worse is simply not a good idea, that's why. PHP
> extensions are really zend_module_entry's - the PHP macros are replicas of
> the engine macros, which is a bad situation. Removing them was on my
> TODO list on low prio, but I took the few minutes to do that now.
I don't think this is a good trend. More and more stuff is being pulled
into the engine. We are losing the clean distinction here.
-Rasmus
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