The extension which caused the breakage was a custom extension, but it was built initially with ext_skel. I think either I did something screwy when I fixed up the config.m4 file (I've noticed that the file does indeed use '$something == "yes"', rather than the current method, which is '$something != "no"') or the PHP version I original wrote the extension did '== "yes"' rather than '!= "no"' on it's own in ext_skel. I forget which version of PHP I originally used, but it was a while ago, something like 4.0.3 or before.
Either way, the problem seems to be fine now. J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, J Smith wrote: > >> >> That seemed to do the trick. configure was rebuilt fine, although there >> was a slight problem with new extensions built using ext_skel. >> (Specifically, a few tests added to configure used a line like >> >> if test $something == "yes" ; then >> >> Which causes errors like "unexpected token ==" or something, which was >> easily fixed by changing "==" to "=" in the configure script. > > if test "$something" == "yes" ; then > > is the preferred way. Can you point me where it goes wrong (which > extension), so that it canbe fixed? > >> >> But other than that, everything seems fine now. The remaining "==" >> problem will probably be fixed in 4.2.x with the new build system. > > 4.2.x will not have the new buildsystem. > > Derick > -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
