Inconsistent use of E_WARNING and E_COMPILE_WARNING in zend_compile.c

Description

The following code:

<?php

set_error_handler(function (int $errno, string $errstr) {
	var_dump($errno, $errstr);
}, E_ALL);

include('test7.php');

and

<?php

use Foo;

function foo(integer $foo) {
	
}

Resulted in this output:

int(2)
string(60) "The use statement with non-compound name 'Foo' has no effect"

Warning: "integer" will be interpreted as a class name. Did you mean "int"? Write "\integer" to suppress this warning in php-src/test7.php on line 5

But I expected this output instead:

Warning: The use statement with non-compound name 'Foo' has no effect in php-src/test7.php on line 3

Warning: "integer" will be interpreted as a class name. Did you mean "int"? Write "\integer" to suppress this warning in php-src/test7.php on line 5

or

int(2)
string(60) "The use statement with non-compound name 'Foo' has no effect"
int(2)
string(108) ""integer" will be interpreted as a class name. Did you mean "int"? Write "\integer" to suppress this warning"

The same applies to other warnings emitted during compilation.

PHP Version

git master

Operating System

No response

Reproduziere die beiden Warnungsbeispiele mit test7.php und untersuche anschließend die Pfade zur Ausgabe von Warnungen in zend_compile.c. Vergleiche, wie die Warnung zur nicht zusammengesetzten Verwendung und die Warnung zum Integer-Typ gemeldet werden, und verifiziere, dass Kompilierungswarnungen konsistent das vorgesehene Verhalten des Fehlerhandlers verwenden.