Push NDEBUG handling down to zend_portability.h #16366
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As is, `NEDBUG` is set to match `PHP_DEBUG` (which matches `ZEND_DEBUG`) in php.h right before including assert.h; however, assert.h is already included at this point, so the `NDEBUG` handling is useless. We push it down to zend_portability.h, where it has effect. The alternative would be to drop that code in php.h altogether, but that would make some test assumptions invalid. E.g. a build with `CFLAGS=-DNDEBUG ./configure --enable-debug-assertions` would fail internal_functions001.phpt, because the userland `PHP_DEBUG` is true, but assertions would not be evaluated.
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It seems that the most robust would be to define |
Makes sense. I'll try to come up with a solution soon. |
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Closing in favor of #16511. |
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As is,
NEDBUGis set to matchPHP_DEBUG(which matchesZEND_DEBUG) in php.h right before including assert.h; however, assert.h is already included at this point, so theNDEBUGhandling is useless. We push it down to zend_portability.h, where it has effect.The alternative would be to drop that code in php.h altogether, but that would make some test assumptions invalid. E.g. a build with
CFLAGS=-DNDEBUG ./configure --enable-debug-assertionswould fail internal_functions001.phpt, because the userlandPHP_DEBUGis true, but assertions would not be evaluated.