Switch statement error with pre-defined constants

[timwhitlock]

This odd switch error seems to affect the testing of pre-defined constants when the statement has multiple cases to one break.

switch( PHP_VERSION ) {
case 'anything':
case '5.4.36': 
    break;
default:
    echo PHP_VERSION,"\n"; // <- prints "5.4.36"
}

In the above version of PHP using OPcache version 7.0.3FE The value doesn't seem to move on from the first failed case, so the second equality is not evaluated. The error doesn't occur with user-defined constants or variables.

I can post my opcache ini settings if it helps.

[dstogov]

I can't reproduce this.

Thanks. Dmitry.

On Fri, Dec 26, 2014 at 5:04 PM, Tim Whitlock notifications@github.com
wrote:

This odd switch error seems to affect the testing of pre-defined constants
when the statement has multiple cases to one break.

switch( PHP_VERSION ) {case 'anything':case '5.4.36': break;default: echo PHP_VERSION,"\n"; // <- prints "5.4.36"}

In the above version of PHP using OPcache version 7.0.3FE The value
doesn't seem to fall through from the first break, so the second equality
is not evaluated. The error doesn't occur with user-defined constants or
variables.

I can post my opcache ini settings if it helps.

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[timwhitlock]

Appears to only affect Mac OS X, including Linux VMs running on Mac.
Also seems that 7.0.2 is unaffected.

[laruence]

I remembered I fixed a similar bug before, could you please try with 7.0.5 again?