[THRIFT-729] I64 types improperly written via TBinaryProtocolAccelerated

• Type: Bug
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Duplicate
• Affects Version/s: 0.3
• Component/s: PHP - Library

Environment

32-bit linux (tested centos, ubuntu, debian)

• Assignee: James E. King III
• Reporter: Michael Pearson
• Created: 11/Mar/10 13:03
• Updated: 26/Jan/19 14:51
• Resolved: 26/Jan/19 14:51

Description

When TBinaryProtocolAccelerated writes an I64 to the network derived from a 32-bit PHP 'float' type, the value is incorrectly attributed a sign.

Writing round(microtime(true) * 1000, 3) for instance, will appear on the server as something like -379667704. This is implemented fine in TBinaryProtocol.php, it only looks to affect the php module compiled for a 32-bit system (htonll might not be cutting it).

Issue Links

• duplicates: THRIFT-1067 Tons of bugs in php implementation