This fixes the issue in
https://wiki.php.net/rfc/datetime_and_daylight_saving_time#forward_transitions
There is a period during transition to DST where a time (such as 02:30) does
not exist. PHP already calculated the correct timestamp for this, but failed to
"rounded forward" to the existing correct hour value.
previous codes: "#define php_mblen(ptr, len) ((ptr) == NULL ? mbsinit(&BG(mblen_state)):
(int)mbrlen(ptr, len, &BG(mblen_state)))#
it use mbsinit there, seems try to initialize the mblen_state, but:
"This function does not change the state identified by ps. Typical ways
to make the state pointed by ps an initial state are:
memset (ps,0,sizeof(*ps)); // ps points to zero-valued object
"
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cwchar/mbsinit/?kw=mbsinit
* 'PHP-5.4' of git.php.net:php-src: (65 commits)
Add a couple more test cases to parse_url() tests
fix missing change from 'tcp_socket' to the more common 'server'
fix many parallel test issues
Cleanup temp test file
Fixed Bug #66034 (Segmentation Fault when constructor of PDO statement throws an exception)
Typo fix: umknown -> unknown
Fix bug #66008
5.4.23-dev
Update NEWS
Fixed Bug 64760 var_export() does not use full precision for floating-point numbers
add bundled libzip LICENSE, as required by BSD License terms
- Updated to version 2013.8 (2013h)
remove "PHP 6" staff
Fixed bug #65950 Field name truncation if the field name is bigger than 32 characters
- Updated to version 2013.7 (2013g)
Fix Coverity issue reporting wrong sizeof()
exif NEWS
add tests for bug #62523
Merged PR #293 (Exif crash on unknown encoding was fixed) By: Draal Conflicts: configure.in main/php_version.h
Just SKIP that test on travis
...
While running these on HHVM I've run into a lot of parallelism issues.
I'm backporting all the fixes I had to do in
https://github.com/facebook/hiphop-php/blob/master/hphp/tools/import_zend_test.py#L650
to php core.
Most of these changes were just filenames that were shared between
tests, but I did more surgery on the fixed ports. I can apreciate port
31337 as much as the next nerd, but random ports are better for tests.
