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fix build warnings for Haiku. #19575
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especially linker warning about php binary having an executable stack.
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As far as the configure.ac change, it's all good I think. This could probably also go to PHP-8.3 but ok with master (upcoming PHP 8.5) I guess.
I struggled with the branch choice but, ultimately, it is border line improvement as php still works despite this linker warning. |
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Is there a bug report for this, and/or someone with Haiku that can confirm thing fixes something? As far as I know we don't test Haiku in CI
The sockets changes look fine though
no I just try from time to time to make sure it still build under exotic oses such as this one. No bug reports so far, especially as mentioned php works still without the change. |
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So this just resolves a warning? |
A bit more than this, there is a security improvement implied. With this change, the linker marks this memory region as non executable which is better. |
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RM approval, technical review not performed
especially linker warning about php binary having an executable stack. cloe GH-19575
Merged with 2a96af7 |
especially linker warning about php binary having an executable stack.