Hi Fabian, > In (win32, invokefunction) following variables are declared: > void *w32api_return_buffer = NULL; > int w32api_return_buffer_size = 0; > zval **func_arguments = NULL; > > func_arguments gets later filled with > if(zend_get_parameters_array_ex(argc, &func_arguments) == FAILURE) > But this only works if there are not more than one arguments. > If there are two or more the values get filled in > w32api_return_buffer_size (second) and w32api_return_buffer (third) etc... > I hardly believe that this was the intention. I temporarily fixed it by > declaring func_arguments as array like func_arguments[10] so it will work > for up to ten arguments, but I guess the right solution should be better > than that. I run into same problem and allocated the memory dynamically according the number of given parameters. This acutally solved the problem. I commented on this bug (see http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=25235), but there was no response. But there are more problems. If you look at the function php_w32api_complex_marshall_zval_to_c(), you will see that the relevant part is commented out. So the handling of complex types simply doesnt work. I really wonder whether the extension is still being actively developed. Best Regards Stefan -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
