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This warning was about a possible loss of data due to the downcast of `php_socket_t` to `int`. The former maps to a platform specific type, hence, it might downcast from a 64 bit integer to a 32 bit intger.
Fixed possibly overflowing vars
Due to the change from `int` to `php_socket_t` some variables might overflow now. Changed all variables that might be affected.
Revert "Fixed possibly overflowing vars"
This reverts commit bf64fd5984.
Use aliased PHP socket type
Using the alias protects us from changes to the underlying type.
Removed ignored nfds argument
The `nfds` argument to the Win32 `select` function is always ignored, regardless of its actual value. Hence, we should not pass it in the first place. See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms740141(v=vs.85).aspx for reference.
Target value is not a pointer
Avoid overflow in loop
The CLI (command line interface) SAPI has been introduced
with a goal of making PHP better at supporting the creation of
stand alone applications.
It is based on CGI SAPI with all CGI specific things removed.
The main differences between the two:
* CLI is started up in quiet mode by default.
(-q switch kept for compatibility)
* It does not change the working directory to that of the script.
(-C switch kept for compatibility)
* Plain text error message
* $argc and $argv registered irrespective of the register_argc_argv
php.ini setting.
* implicit_flush always on
* -r option which allows execution of PHP code directly from
the command line (e.g. php -r 'echo md5("test");' )
* Other more sophisticated command line switches (see: man php)
* max_execution_time is set to unlimited, overriding php.ini setting.