Hi:
Filed a bug about this: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28999
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PECL would be the ideal place for it; win32 build will already
correctly build SAPI from a pecl checkout; unix build could do with a
bit of a tweak for that though. (volunteers welcome ;-)
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Hi,
As Sterling and others have mentioned, PHP 5 HEAD was leaking badly.
I just commited a fix which I hope works. Can you please check it out and
let me know if there are any problems/crashes?
Andi
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Sara,
Thanks for the quick feedback.
I'll check out the coding standards and cross that off the list first.
Regarding the applicability, we address two markets that may be
of strong interest to the broader market. When we say "embedded" we mean
embedded in devices or applications. We find that o
Currently object's destructors are called in the zend_deactivate function in
main.c after the modules
request_shutdown_func has been called (main.c -
php_call_shutdown_functions(void); ) .
Since no code should be executed after module request shutdown unexpected
behaviour might
occur like the one
> We've been supporting PHP4 and now PHP5 for a while and have a PHP handler
> for our embedded web server. We are seeing growing interest and have quite
> a few folks using this solution.
>
> Our goal has been to bring PHP effectively to embedded devices. Many
> devices have larger memories (e.g.
We've been supporting PHP4 and now PHP5 for a while and have a PHP handler
for our embedded web server. We are seeing growing interest and have quite
a few folks using this solution.
Our goal has been to bring PHP effectively to embedded devices. Many
devices have larger memories (e.g. industrial
Hello l0t3k,
never ever mix static and non static methods!
The only reason this is possible is for having BC for old
bullshit concepts. Apart from that use ZEND_ACC_ALLOW_STATIC
if you really want that behavior but before you do think
twice and again and then again if there is no correct way...
m
there is such code in the php_implode() function:
[snip]
while (zend_hash_get_current_data_ex(Z_ARRVAL_P(arr),
(void **) &tmp,
&pos) == SUCCESS) {
SEPARATE_ZVAL(tmp);
convert_to_string(*tmp);
[snip
Quoting l0t3k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> in my extension, i have a class which has methods which work slightly
> differently depending on whether or not they are called statically.
> as an example :
>
>$original = new UnicodeString("HELLO WORLD","utf8");
>$lower = UnicodeString::toLowerCase($o
(been laid low for a few days)
Wez Furlong wrote:
sqlite is compiled statically into PHP 5.
I have tried to get SQLite running on PHP5 / Windows but for some reason
it's built with links to the PHP4 files.
Anybody got a PHP5 version for Windows ?
The whole engine?
If it is then that is code I can
in my extension, i have a class which has methods which work slightly
differently depending on whether or not they are called statically.
as an example :
$original = new UnicodeString("HELLO WORLD","utf8");
$lower = UnicodeString::toLowerCase($original);/* returns a new copy
*/
$lower
in my extension, i have a class which has methods which work slightly
differently depending on whether or not they are called statically.
as an example :
$original = new UnicodeString("HELLO WORLD","utf8");
$lower = UnicodeString::toLowerCase($original);/* returns a new copy
*/
$lower
--- Wez Furlong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looking at the opcode handler for exit, it looks
> like you can call
> zend_bailout() to terminate the request.
>
> Note that since exit is an opcode and not a
> function,
> call_user_function won't work.
Thank you very much. A similar thought occurre
Looking at the opcode handler for exit, it looks like you can call
zend_bailout() to terminate the request.
Note that since exit is an opcode and not a function,
call_user_function won't work.
--Wez.
On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 10:00:32 +0100 (BST), Cris H
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to ascer
Hi all,
I've been working on an extension which contains a
"debugging function". This function uses zend_printf()
to print a list of extension-specific information /
help instructions to the screen, in a similar manner
to phpinfo().
It was pointed out to me that this might be a useful
function to
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