Jani,
You obviously don't "get" PECL.
Are you going to make this work on 5.0.x, or are you going to just
keep your hands off PDO in future?
I'm getting sick and tired of having to revert and/or reinstate
because of the changes you keep making; I simply don't have the time
or energy for this bull
It's ridiculous for an extension in PHP_5_1 branch
to "have to" work for, say, PHP 4.4.
Haven't you heard about these incredible things they
developed in CVS called "branches" ?
--Jani
On Sat, 24 Sep 2005, Wez Furlong wrote:
Jani, damnit, stop trying so hard to make thi
Jani, damnit, stop trying so hard to make things difficult.
If you read the bug reports, they were both with PHP 5.0.3.
Since we're using PHP 5.1 as the source for both PHP 5.1 and PECL,
this absolutely MUST also work on PHP 5.0.x.
Either restore the fix or do something to make PHP 5.0.x happy.
If
Sara Golemon wrote:
As you surely know, arrays are often badly initialized:
Wouldn't it be such a good thing to let the programmers know that this
is a bad habit, by throwing a +/- pedantic error ? I'm not sure which
type would suit for it, but I think its important enough to throw a
E_NOTICE.
We need to make sqlite into a shared extension (php_sqlite.dll) on
Windows for the php-5.1 release. This is because PDO will be changed to
be a shared extension too to accommodate for the possibility to release
independent PECL versions of it between the regular PHP releases and
ext/sqlite depe
Curious; I haven't updated glibc or libstdc++ on my system, and I
didn't get this problem a few weeks back.
--Wez.
On 9/24/05, Dan Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This problem did not happen in the past on these distros, so I suspect
> that it's actually a recent update to glibc/libstdc++/ld t
On 9/23/05, Derick Rethans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Wez Furlong wrote:
>
> > Sounds like we're unloading the modules before calling the dtors again.
>
> The code says this:
> /* 1. Call all possible shutdown functions registered with
> register_shutdown_function() */
>
