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NDEBUG is a standard C constant, I don't think we should drop it. This will break code using assert() rather than ZEND_ASSERT for example. |
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TIL, should I keep the libmagic change and drop the rest? |
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I'd prefer leaving libmagic alone as well, because |
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It was only used in our patched libmagic in a very convoluted way.
The PHP_DEBUG and ZEND_DEBUG constants are always defined and should be used instead.
I came across this while working on #5526