I included definition files using require_once(), I noticed the last
definition file is not included w/o any error messages.
I tested with include() and require(), it worked fine but not with
require_once() or include_once(). Require_once() and include_once() silently
fails to include files.
I've checked with get_required_files() and get_included_files(), there are
20 files included where it should be 21 files. It seems 20 files for max
number of include_once()/require_once() is too few. (Usually I don't include
this many files unless I have to)
I think PHP should warn or raise error if it cannot include files.
First of all, is this a spec? If so, I'm fine with this restriction. (More
than 20 included files are too many anyway)
If this is a problem, I would like to know other people have the problem. If
it is the case, I will post new bug report to bug DB. (Searched with require
as keyword in Scripting Engine section, no matched record. Or is this
reported?? or even better will it be fixed in 4.0.5?)
If no one has the same problem, I'm going to update my glibc to see if it
fix other strange PHP behavior also. (I have code that loops as if there is
"goto" statement under my environment.)
OS: RedHat7 (w/o glibc update)
Apache: 1.3.17
PHP: 4.0.4pl1 (module)
Thanks for your info.
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Yasuo Ohgaki
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