Please try using this CVS snapshot:

  http://snaps.php.net/php5-latest.tar.gz
 
For Windows:
 
  http://snaps.php.net/win32/php5-win32-latest.zip

The error is the same. Even though, I have updated the gcc-compiler from 3.3.5 to 3.4.4 and the error still exists. The error message is EXACTLY the same of php-5.0.4 and that one from the CVS. 

Has it got something todo with the c++ library installed on my system?! 

Tamer

The error can't be same for the CVS snapshot since there's nothing on line 193 in it..what's the exact error you get with the snapshot?

I asked only for this, not for 5.0.5 and not the whole page:

/tmp/php5-200509070630/main/reentrancy.c: In function `php_readdir_r':
/tmp/php5-200509070630/main/reentrancy.c:143: error: too few arguments
to function `readdir_r'
make: *** [main/reentrancy.lo] Error 1

Put the main/php_config.h somewhere where we can download it from. (the one from the _snapshot_ build!!!)

Sorry, missunderstanding! 

Here is the file: 
http://tamersworld.gmxhome.de/php_config.h

Thanks for your help

Also put the config.log file online. There's something really odd going on if configure thinks your system doesn't have POSIX compliant readdir_r()..

I uploaded the log-file.  
 
Tamer 
 
http://tamersworld.gmxhome.de/config.log

Try this configure line:

# ./configure --disable-all --disable-cgi 

./configure --disable-all --disable-cgi

Errorresults:

/tmp/php5-200509070630/ext/standard/datetime.c: In function `zif_strptime':
/tmp/php5-200509070630/ext/standard/datetime.c:261: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
/tmp/php5-200509070630/main/reentrancy.c: In function `php_readdir_r':
/tmp/php5-200509070630/main/reentrancy.c:143: error: too few arguments to function `readdir_r'
make: *** [main/reentrancy.lo] Error 1

Are you compiling as root..?

as user: the configure and make
and as root: make install

The gentoo people couldn't reproduce this so I'm pretty sure it's something seriously wrong with your installation.
Feel free to reopen if you can reproduce this on some other machine too.

I solved the problem! 
The point is, that the system definitly not broken. Gentoo delivers it's distribution with it's glibc's package not compiled with the suboption "linuxthreats-tls" and "glibc-compat20"

the problem can be solved completly by merging the glibc package by hand with this command:

USE="glibc-compat20 linuxthreads-tls" emerge glibc

After merging the package, the process to compile php by hand goes without errors! the package which I compiled are apache-2.0.55 and php-5.0.5!

I guess the gentoo guys used the gentoo-overlay package, who knows....

Tamer

In this case the problem is closed!

Hello.

Although this is a very old bug, I had the same problem on gentoo distro. After some digging I found out that the ./configure checks the readdir-function by reading from root of the system, aka /. If the configure-script doesn't have read rights to root, the readdir-capabilities are configured incorrectly.

Solution: Give read-rights to all with command "chmod a+r /"