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Description: ------------ Thank you for your quick attention to bug #16978 Unfortunately though it seems the modification made things worse - now you do not have to call the function to cause a crash. Using constants as default parameter values in function definitions causes bcompiler to crash using bcompiler_write_file. I'm using php 5.3.1, bcompiler SVN. This does not occur in 0.6, not sure about 0.7 or 0.8 though Reproduce code: --------------- <?php define("SOME_CONST",1); function foo($var = SOME_CONST) { return; } ?> Expected result: ---------------- expect bcompiled code to run normally Actual result: -------------- crashes PatchesPull RequestsHistoryAllCommentsChangesGit/SVN commits
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Hmmm... I use the following test script to check my fix: <?php define("SOME_CONST",15); function foo($var = SOME_CONST) { echo "var=$var\n"; } foo(); ?> with expected output var=15 It works on my PHP 5.3.2-dev (cli) built from the current SVN sources on Unix. But I will re-check it with a Win32 build.