== Quote from Zeev Suraski ([EMAIL PROTECTED])'s article > They're not locked to 1, and nothing in a symbol table will ever be with a > refcount of less than 1... But generally, all global variables (or for > that matter, all variables period) have a refcount of 1, unless you do > something 'special'.
Right. So if a global variable "father" owns a reference to another global variable "child", I assume "child"'s refcount is higher than "father"'s one, let's say 2 for "child" ($GLOBALS + "father") and 1 for "father" ($GLOBALS), assuming they are not referenced elsewhere.
So why PHP can't guaranty that "father"'s destructor is called before "child"'s one?
He doesn't necessarily own a reference but tries to access it in the destructor.
Andi
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