Description: ------------ This test succeeds on 64 bits computer (i686), but fails on 32 bits computer (x86_64) But I don't understand the test. Log::MIN (and MAX) expect a "priority" and return a "mask" In the test testLevels(Log::MIN(PEAR_LOG_NONE)); testLevels(Log::MAX(PEAR_LOG_NONE)); testLevels(Log::MIN(PEAR_LOG_ALL)); testLevels(Log::MAX(PEAR_LOG_ALL)); => PEAR_LOG_NONE and PEAR_LOG_ALL are already masks (not priority). I think (1<<0xffffffff) don't have real meaning. Test script: --------------- # pear run-tests levels.phpt Expected result: ---------------- Running 1 tests PASS Log: Levels[/usr/share/pear/test/Log/tests/levels.phpt] Actual result: -------------- Running 1 tests FAIL Log: Levels[levels.phpt] $ cat *diff 021- Mask: 65535 021+ Mask: 0 022- Priority 0: masked 022+ Priority 0: unmasked 023- Priority 1: masked 023+ Priority 1: unmasked 024- Priority 2: masked 024+ Priority 2: unmasked 025- Priority 3: masked 025+ Priority 3: unmasked 026- Priority 4: masked 026+ Priority 4: unmasked 027- Priority 5: masked 027+ Priority 5: unmasked 028- Priority 6: masked 028+ Priority 6: unmasked 029- Priority 7: masked 029+ Priority 7: unmasked

Added patch levels.patch.

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