Hi Jochem.
On 4/3/07, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
from your explaination above one could infer that it was a transgression with
regard to CS. whether you could consider it a bug would depend on whether the
code
in question actually caused problems or not ... the efree() at the point may
have been
placed there conscientiously by someone who knew the CS rules and had good
reason to
break them in this instance.
for a real answer I would recommend post a friendly question at
internals@lists.php.net
(you might consider replacing the 'a bug' with something less inclined to
illicit a
negative response, e.g. 'intentional'?)
agreed. 'a bug' is not a word for this kind of problem because I just
wanted to know,
as you said, whether this is intentional or not.
Thanks you for your useful advice.
Regards.
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