Hello,
My platform is Solaris 2.11 on x86, amd64 actually.
I'm working with a product that requires 64-bit values be returned
as ints. Php 5.2.5 however returns this as a float. Is there some
option I can twiddle to change this?? Is it a matter of just casting?
It didn't seem to do the job. I can re-build source if necessary
I posted to php.dev as well, but it seems there is more spam than
information on that group.
Thanks.
S
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Sandman said:
Hello,
My platform is Solaris 2.11 on x86, amd64 actually.
I'm working with a product that requires 64-bit values be returned
as ints. Php 5.2.5 however returns this as a float. Is there some
option I can twiddle to change this?? Is it a matter of just casting?
It didn't seem to do the job. I can re-build source if necessary
I posted to php.dev as well, but it seems there is more spam than
information on that group.
Thanks.
S
Try the big_int package from pecl: http://pecl.php.net/package/big_int
It worked for me in a similar case.
All the best,
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