php strptime未定义,PHP strptime format bug?

If you think the problem is on MacOS X and in the C library, then you could produce a test case to demonstrate it. For example, I ran the code below on MacOS X 10.4.11 (PPC, G4, 32-bit), and got the output:

Now: 1225573977

Formatted (12): 011120082112

End: 0xBFFFF553 (Buffer: 0xBFFFF547)

Then: year = 2008, month = 11, day = 1, hour = 21, minute = 12

Reformatted (12): 011120082112

The code I used is:

#include

#include

int main(void)

{

time_t now = time(0);

struct tm *tm = gmtime(&now);

char format[] = "%d%m%Y%H%M";

char buffer1[64];

char buffer2[64];

size_t f_len = strftime(buffer1, sizeof(buffer1), format, tm);

struct tm then;

char *end = strptime(buffer1, format, &then);

size_t p_len = strftime(buffer2, sizeof(buffer2), format, &then);

printf("Now: %ld\n", (long)now);

printf("Formatted (%lu): %s\n", (unsigned long)f_len, buffer1);

printf("End: 0x%08lX (Buffer: 0x%08lX)\n", (unsigned long)end, (unsigned long)buffer1);

printf("Then: year = %d, month = %d, day = %d, hour = %d, minute = %d\n",

then.tm_year + 1900, then.tm_mon + 1, then.tm_mday, then.tm_hour, then.tm_min);

printf("Reformatted (%lu): %s\n", (unsigned long)p_len, buffer2);

return(0);

}

On the basis of what I see, there is no bug in strptime() in the version I'm using. We can debate about the merits of the non-existent error checking, and of the casts versus C99 notations in the printing, but I think the code is accurate enough. I used gmtime() instead of localtime(); I doubt if that was a factor in not reproducing the problem.

Maybe you should look at the PHP test suite?

Maybe you should split your rather complex expression into pieces to detect where the error occurs in PHP?