Recently, I've upgraded a long-running application to PHP 7.01 (32-bit) together with Apache 2.4.18 on a Windows Server 2012.
Since then, I get entries like the following inside the PHP error log:
[Sun Jan 03 11:52:18.582829 2016] [:error] [pid 12604:tid 1092] [client 93.132.169.26:64219] PHP Fatal error: Class wbb\\data\\thread\\ThreadList contains 1 abstract method and must therefore be declared abstract or implement the remaining methods (SeekableIterator::C:\\php) in C:\\Websites\\zeta-producer.com\\community\\lib\\data\\thread\\ThreadList.class.php on line 15
This happens inside a German community software called "Woltlab Burning Board 4.1" (WBB).
The vendor claims that this is a bug in my PHP version, since SeekableIterator::C:\\php is not a valid method name.
Coming from a .NET background I'm unable to judge the vendor's claim.
My question:
Can anyone give me some hints about this? Does this really look like a bug in PHP and not in WBB?
Just to close this question:
I've install PHP 7.0.2 RC1 which seems to fix this behavior.