Fix MSVC builds wrt. ssize_t #506
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The Windows SDK does not define `ssize_t`, so libmemcached does not define `HAVE_SSIZE_T`. However, PHP's config.w32.h has `#define ssize_t SSIZE_T`, so building memcached fails. We fix this by defining `HAVE_SSIZE_T` via the extension's `CFLAGS`.
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The Windows SDK does not define
ssize_t, so libmemcached does notdefine
HAVE_SSIZE_T. However, PHP's config.w32.h has#define ssize_t SSIZE_T, so building memcached fails. We fix this bydefining
HAVE_SSIZE_Tvia the extension'sCFLAGS.