Description:
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file in consideration:

ext/mbstring/libmbfl/filters/mbfilter_htmlent.c  line 156

The line in question is written as:

filter->cache = (int)mbfl_malloc(html_enc_buffer_size+1);

This line is invalid on 64 bit systems as mbfl_malloc should be returning a pointer (64 bit) and int is not...

filter->cache is defined as a long ... questions, should it be ulong?  don't wanna change it cuz I don't know if there is any negative math used here....

Anyway, if we rewrite the line to:

filter->cache = (long)mbfl_malloc(html_enc_buffer_size+1);

we fix the invalid data type size, and this WILL work on both 32 bit and 64 bit systems.

Throwing away the top 32 bits of a 64 bit pointer is extremely dangerous...don't you think?

Reproduce code:
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compile the source

Expected result:
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no compiler warnings

Actual result:
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compiler warnings:
cast from pointer ot integer of different size..