Closed valVk closed 5 years ago
@WyriHaximus What do you think about this issue?
@valVk I'd 1.0
and 2.0
but this has to be fixed. Either by removing the use of that constant or by adding a polyfill. Not sure yet, leaning torwards the former
Thanks for your clarification. I think, that information about EIO's version has to be added to the Readme.
@valVk dropping it in v0.1.2
/v0.2
as f
isn't supported by PHP either and EIO
also dropped it. PR is up at #44
@WyriHaximus It's conditionally defined, it didn't get dropped: https://github.com/rosmanov/pecl-eio/commit/65e8b5433992c77c5290d23d8ae33b58499c44a1#diff-0cc087e71ac0c866a224fb4846b3314dR932
PHP : 7.2.6 EIO: 2.0.3 the code above produce the following output
List of defined constants for EIO
What kind of version EIO must be used for this library?
UPD.
https://pecl.php.net/package-changelog.php?package=eio&release=2.0.3