Make the fcc parameter const in zend_call_known_fcc
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This makes it legal to call the function from a caller that only has a `const` pointer to the `fcc` to prevent accidental modification.
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Is it okay to target 8.3? |
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Should be ABI compatible, so yes. @TimWolla Is there a particular motivation for this? If this is backported, why to 8.3 and not 8.2? |
I have a non-php-src case of FCC being embedded into a larger structure that I'd prefer to access via a
Because the function does not exist in 8.2. It was introduced in #9840. |
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CI failures appear unrelated, thus merging:
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* PHP-8.3: Make the `fcc` parameter `const` in `zend_call_known_fcc` (#14259)
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This makes it legal to call the function from a caller that only has a
constpointer to thefccto prevent accidental modification.