> Occasionally, in various discussions, waiting for the next major release is > described as "maybe another 10 years", but I think that's a very pessimistic > prediction. It's more reasonable to expect it in half that time, around > 2020, and that is what we should base our decisions on.
I am fairly certain you heard me say this in the thread for PHP 4 constructors. To be clear in that context I meant ten years, not PHP 8. This number is based on a blog post by Tony Marston (an active contributor to that thread), which I cannot link to because his blog is currently on the Spamhaus Block List. That aside, I sure hope that PHP 8 is not another ten years after PHP 7 :) -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
