Description:
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I found when I extends from a class which is also extended from a class cause the complie failed .

the parsing process:
starr:
    top_statement_list
;

top_statement_list:
        top_statement_list 
.... //有省略
;

top_statement:
.... //有省略
    |   class_declaration_statement   
 .... //有省略
;

class_declaration_statement:
        unticked_class_declaration_statement 
;

unticked_class_declaration_statement:
        class_entry_type T_STRING extends_from
.... //有省略
;

class_entry_type:
        T_CLASS
.... //有省略
;

extends_from:
        /* empty */   
    |   T_EXTENDS fully_qualified_class_name
.... //有省略
;
fully_qualified_class_name:
        T_STRING { zend_do_fetch_class(&$$, &$1 TSRMLS_CC); }
;

but if class with named fully_qualified_class_name is also a inherited
class , it cause executor failed.

  after I tracing the parser, I found the reason maybe:

  when opcode ZEND_FETCH_CLASS(op2 is b) which is used to generated class  a was executed.  the class b was not in the class table yet, because  class b is a drived class too ,it also  need
ZEND_DECLARE_INHERITED_CLASS belong to its to be executed for add itself to class_table.

so ,I think this should be a bug, am I wrong?



Reproduce code:
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<?php
class a extends b {
};
class b extends c{
};
class c{
};
?>

Expected result:
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PHP Fatal error:  Class 'b' not found in /home/xinchen/1.php on line 2
Fatal error: Class 'b' not found in /home/xinchen/1.php on line 2


Actual result:
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