Fix failing 041.phpt on x64 Windows #15
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For LLP64, a `long` is 32bit, what causes 041.phpt to fail on 64bit Windows. However, as of PHP 7.0.0, integers are stored as `zend_long` by the engine, so we can fix that test failure.
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For LLP64, a
longis 32bit, what causes 041.phpt to fail on 64bitWindows. However, as of PHP 7.0.0, integers are stored as
zend_longby the engine, so we can fix that test failure.
If that was the only issue regarding
long, I think this patch would be okay. However, there are a lot more issues (and some are way more serious, such as passing along*tozend_parse_parameters()), so there'd need to be an abstraction layer. Or maybe, consider to drop support for PHP < 7.0.0.