I'm getting segfaults at shutdown when using dl() with my extension -
works perfectly if it's in php.ini (or if I run when compiled with
--enable-debug
a) is this a known issue?
b) is it fixable for cli usage?
I'm guessing this is because modules are destroyed before the objects
that they crea
Hi,
I have discovered some odd behavior with static variables, and wonder if
it is a bug. In both PHP4 and PHP5, the code below prints:
not registered, class pear_common
not registered, class archive_tar
I.e., because the PEAR function is called with $this->PEAR(), the static
variable is reset
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The actual question/s :
The code below is some simple example, what I am interesting in, is does zend eval work safe in
multi threading environment and do we need to write some special code into php extensions to achiev mt safety.
1) Php extensions have have an s
Hi,
URL: http://www.lapsus-engineer.org/inet_getaddrfam.diff
The new function (int inet_getaddrfam(address)) will return AF_INET or
AF_INET6, depending of the family of the address. If it does not seem
to be a correct address, FALSE is returned.
All sorts of comments will be appreciated.
Thank
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
I get libs/libphp4 without an extension created. Same for shared modules.
This happens on both FreeBSD and Linux with libtool-1.5.2. Removing the
bundled ltmain.sh and running libtoolize --force it fixes it. I tracked
it down to that shared_ext not being defined in our ltma
