Audit zend_ini_string() and related functions #21146
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Conflicts with #21143
I audited the usage of
zend_ini_string()and co as I believe these functions should return aconst char*because they point to a pointer owner by azend_string *.The two other things I am wondering is
INI_STR()macro as it doesn't follow the usual convention of "string" being achar*and "str" meaning azend_string*.INI_ORIG_*macros as they seem mostly pointless?