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Fix GH-16258 overflow on jddayofweek argument. #16263
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--TEST-- | ||
GH-16258 (jddayofweek overflow on argument) | ||
--EXTENSIONS-- | ||
calendar | ||
--FILE-- | ||
<?php | ||
jddayofweek(PHP_INT_MAX, 1); | ||
jddayofweek(PHP_INT_MIN, 1); | ||
echo "DONE"; | ||
?> | ||
--EXPECT-- | ||
DONE |
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Can't we just do:
instead of what we have now?
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giving it a try
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I mean, it is somewhat obscure, and likely not what @nielsdos had in mind. But I think it should work.
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it does work. I think the changed old test, the values make more sense to me.
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Without that
(int)
cast, bug_53574_2.phpt succeeds for me; either remove the cast, or cast the whole return value to(int)
(that shouldn't be necessary since the% 7
ensures that values fit intoint
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Double modulus works and is intuitive as well. It should be possible to avoid the double modulus too but it likely doesn't matter for performance.