If there is any difference, it is very small. And, anyway, overhead
would turn to nothing comparing to typical query-execution time
I've chosen PDO 3 years ago and never really looked at mysqli since
then. PDO is a pleasure to work with :)
On 11/15/07, Andrew Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> H
Hi guys,
Just a quick question. I've recently been looking at changing over
our code to use the PDO interface to a mysql database.
Currently we are using MySQLi but after looking at the PDO interface i
personally prefer the way API is presented (not saying mysqli is bad
or anything like that...c
Fixed in PHP_5_3
/Lars
"Lukas Kahwe Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i en meddelelse
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On 14.11.2007, at 16:30, Hans-Peter Oeri wrote:
>
>> Hi1
>>
>> Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
>>> Driver specific attributes and methods should be prefixed accordingly.
>>> What does this o
Hi!
Well actually there is a maintainer ... I signed up for this about a month
ago.
I have already fixed bug #43271 - it was an error in
firebird_statement_execute() which didn't close an open cursor before making
additional attempts to call isc_dsql_execute(). It is fixed in PHP_5_3
branch. c
Hello Hans-Peter,
not that I am aware of. EXTENSIONS file doesn't list any and Ard who is
listed in CREDITS didn't show up in the last couple of months. Read this:
php.net/cvs-php.php and be also prepared to be asked to take care of
firebird installation on http://gcov.php.net :-)
Ah, sure! La
It will happen at some point because if you try to buy a new machine,
_most_ of them come with Vista installed. It won't be very long before
they _all_ have Vista installed.
Microsoft would be ecstatic if that would happen. :) But frankly, I
don't see it really happening in next 2 years. Even
On 14.11.2007, at 16:30, Hans-Peter Oeri wrote:
Hi1
Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
Driver specific attributes and methods should be prefixed
accordingly.
What does this option do btw? Is this about qualifying column names
with the table name? In that case this is something that should maybe
be a
Hello Hans-Peter,
not that I am aware of. EXTENSIONS file doesn't list any and Ard who is
listed in CREDITS didn't show up in the last couple of months. Read this:
php.net/cvs-php.php and be also prepared to be asked to take care of
firebird installation on http://gcov.php.net :-)
marcus
Wedne
Hi1
Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
> Driver specific attributes and methods should be prefixed accordingly.
> What does this option do btw? Is this about qualifying column names
> with the table name? In that case this is something that should maybe
> be a standard attribute, since its also supported by
On 14.11.2007, at 15:55, Hans-Peter Oeri wrote:
I just needed ATTR_FETCH_TABLE_NAMES support in pdo_firebird. W/o any
knowledge about PHP politics, please let me humbly offer the
corresponding patch.
Driver specific attributes and methods should be prefixed accordingly.
What does this option
Hello Andrew,
the patches look fine. Can you include the test change in both HEAD and
5.3 version of an updated patch (it got outdated meanwhile).
marcus
Tuesday, November 6, 2007, 9:51:19 PM, you wrote:
> I've attached a patch (both for HEAD and the PHP_5_3 branch) that allows the
> magic _
Hi!
Marcus Boerger wrote:
> account name, '#if ACCOUNT_0' but oh wait you have none.
;)
> Both these patches
> as well as thew table stuff patch look fine. Care to get a cvs account for
> pdo_firebird?
>
If it is that easy to get one: yes please.
But before I enter (possible) pdo_firebird poli
Hi Steph
Steph Fox wrote:
Rob,
Elizabeth is being paid by Microsoft to get a PHP distro with the 2005
CRT onto the official downloads page. I don't think it's beneficial to
PHP or its users to take that approach. We have a QA site, and I think
if there are to be test distributions then that'
Hello Hans-Peter,
please avoid '#if 0' instead follow the CODING_STYLE and use your cvs
account name, '#if ACCOUNT_0' but oh wait you have none. Both these patches
as well as thew table stuff patch look fine. Care to get a cvs account for
pdo_firebird?
marcus
Tuesday, November 13, 2007, 12:20:
Sorry Elizabeth and Microsoft,
I just went through the irc logs and no, you didn't exactly say you were
being paid. It was simply the (wrong) impression I came away with.
Mea culpa.
- Steph
- Original Message -
From: "Steph Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ; "Elizabeth Smith"
<[EMAIL P
Yay, I think we're coming to an agreement :)
- Original Message -
From: "Elizabeth Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Providing Visual Studio 2005 builds (again)
Steph Fox wrote:
Hi Elizabeth,
Oh for goodness sakes Step
Hi!
I just needed ATTR_FETCH_TABLE_NAMES support in pdo_firebird. W/o any
knowledge about PHP politics, please let me humbly offer the
corresponding patch.
For any suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Greets
HPO
--- php5-orig/ext/pdo_firebird/firebird_driver.c2007-11-12
16:
Steph Fox wrote:
Anyway, the offer stands to help get libraries up to speed... I'll
see if I can get a hold of Edin, I have space and bandwidth if that's
his biggest issue. I could argue with you all night Steph, but it's
obvious you have an issue with the C runtime changing that Microsoft
h
Steph Fox wrote:
Hi Elizabeth,
Oh for goodness sakes Steph, they did ask what it would take to make
it happen at the Dev summit, and the guys jokingly said "a free Xbox"
but for your information I haven't taken a thing from them nor will I
- talk about starting rumors,.
I was going on what
Hi Elizabeth,
Oh for goodness sakes Steph, they did ask what it would take to make it
happen at the Dev summit, and the guys jokingly said "a free Xbox" but for
your information I haven't taken a thing from them nor will I - talk about
starting rumors,.
I was going on what you told me in irc
Steph Fox wrote:
Rob,
Elizabeth is being paid by Microsoft to get a PHP distro with the 2005
CRT onto the official downloads page. I don't think it's beneficial to
PHP or its users to take that approach. We have a QA site, and I think
if there are to be test distributions then that's the plac
Hi all,
We have just released an update for CORE GRASP (version 3). In this
version, we enhanced mark propagation by implementing marks inside pcre
module and provided a first step into cross-site scripting prevention,
which will be the focus of our next release. We also fixed some bugs. We
appre
Hi Richard,
It would be useful to see some stats about actual performance
increases from using the new runtime. If it is minimal, then
cost/benifit isn't great and we are probably going to have to
"make-do" for a while on VC6.
Agree.
But, if MSVC2005EE (Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edit
Rob,
Elizabeth is being paid by Microsoft to get a PHP distro with the 2005 CRT
onto the official downloads page. I don't think it's beneficial to PHP or
its users to take that approach. We have a QA site, and I think if there are
to be test distributions then that's the place for them. I've a
Hi Elizabeth,
Bear in mind that the first part of this discussion (at the start of
October) passed me by completely, so I'm arguing in both at present.
I wasn't suggesting replacing the current VC6 builds, I was suggesting
making 2005 builds available for those who want to test. Since linkin
I think what is highly likely to happen over the next two years that
will change the situation is that XP usage will drop dramatically.
Like, people would move to Vista en masse? Don't see it happening in next
two years. Why do it?
It will happen at some point because if you try to buy a new
Is this what you get after typing 'bt' in GDB console?
This doesn't look like a bt I'm used to.
Also don't forget to --enable-debug, generating bt without debug symbols makes
little sense.
It might also help if you print basic_globals contents:
(gdb) p basic_globals
On 14.11.2007 14:57, Rachmel,
Here is a bt, produced from gdb:
frame #: stack_frame_ptrbackchain_ptr LR_save_word
frame 0: 0x:0x $165 = 0xfe1ca60
frame 1: 0x33ae66f0:0x33ae6710 $166 = 0x33ae6718
frame 2: 0x33ae6710:0x33ae6740 $167 = 0xf8b8288
frame
On 14/11/2007, Rob Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not to drag this on any longer, but here's my 2 cents on this...
>
> VC 6 builds are not going away any time soon. They work, are well
> supported and have gone through years of testing.
>
> However, eventually the builds are going to have to
Not to drag this on any longer, but here's my 2 cents on this...
VC 6 builds are not going away any time soon. They work, are well
supported and have gone through years of testing.
However, eventually the builds are going to have to be upgraded to newer
compilers.
With the changing run times,
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