Richard Lynch wrote:
> A recent change in the guts of PHP declares some extension bits
> "static" so they don't glut the global symbol space with functions
> that are never called.
>
> Alas, this means that any extensions, presumably including GTK, that
> already put "static" in there for the same purpose will break.
>
> Quick Hack Fix:
> cd into your PHP source directory, and then find the GTK extension,
> probably in ext/gtk* or similar. Do:
>
> grep -r static .
>
> Anywhere in the bits that declare PHP functions or ZEND functions,
> find the 'static' keywords and rip them out.
>
> Disclaimer: I'm not an expert by any means...
>
You are correct - the 2.0.1 version of PHP-GTK is not compatible with
PHP 5.3 in other ways as well as the static issue though. If you want
to use PHP-GTK with 5.3, compile an SVN trunk version - that works fine
with 5.3 ;)
Thanks,
Elizabeth
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