Seg fault in PHP 5.0.3

[Rutger Claes]

Hello,

The following code causes a segmentation fault in PHP 5.0.3 debian package
from dotdeb.org

public static function allreadyInDatab ase( $location ) {
$sql = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM prefix_search WHERE location = :1";
$db = DB_Mysql_Single ton::getInstanc e();
$stm = $db->prepare( $sql );
$res = $stm->execute( $location );
return ( $res->getOne() == 1 );
}

log output:
/var/log/apache/error.log:
[Tue Dec 28 09:54:26 2004] [notice] child pid 6895 exit signal Segmentation
fault (11)

I have located the error, it should be the last line. I can do an echo
$res->getOne() and it will print 0. I can do $num = $res->getOne(); and it
will work.
Even this will work:

....
if( $res->getOne() == 1 ) {
die( "yes" );
} else {
die( "no" );
}

will print "no". But if I change it to

....
if( $res->getOne() == 1 ) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}

it breaks. I've checked the location where the function is called.

It doesn't change a thing if I use the function in any way:
$bool = search_SearchSi nk::allreadyInD atabase( $location );

search_SearchSi nk::allreadyInD atabase( $location );

return search_SearchSi nk::allreadyInD atabase( $location );

if( search_SearchSi nk::allreadyInD atabase( $location ) ) {
...

It allways breaks... Is there any way to find the exact error, Get more log
info. Is this a known bug? Should I report it? If so, do I send all my
code?

Thanks in advance,
Rutger Claes
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