Ilya Sher wrote:
Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
Ilya Sher wrote:
It looks like using "goto" to me. Messy.
That's probably the reason it is not allowed.
Or maybe other people like myself failed to
understand how it is really useful. Real example
from you would help here.
it's a valid performance trick i
Michael Walter wrote:
[snip]
It's an unrolled loop.
See http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/duffs-device.html for more information
for more elaboration from the author (google works for you, too, btw).
Thanks. Got it now.
[Somehow did not think of google. My fault.
Was kind of confused. The first link giv
Andi, any interest in this?
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> Hi Andi,
>
> Okay, it's not as simple as I thought it was - and you're correct, the
> behaviour has not changed for php4/5.
>
> Objects in both PHP4 and PHP5 will throw an error if you use the
Hello,
Checking the sources, idate('y') returns "year, numeric, 2 digits".
Althought it is returning just '4' instead of '04'. Is this a bug or
feature? :)
And what idate('I') returns? 1 if DST is on?
Thanks,
Nuno
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> Well, now that I think I understand what is it for,
> I'm pretty sure it's not very appropriate for PHP(,
> unless someone will provides an example of the opposite
> of course).
>
> It's kind of clarity vs efficiency.
> The more the basic operation ("*to = *from++" in the
> original) is getting b
Sara Golemon wrote:
Well, now that I think I understand what is it for,
I'm pretty sure it's not very appropriate for PHP(,
unless someone will provides an example of the opposite
of course).
It's kind of clarity vs efficiency.
The more the basic operation ("*to = *from++" in the
original) is getti
From: Andi Gutmans
> Please test. If there are no critical problems I'll release RC3 tomorrow
> which I think will be the last RC for 5.0.
Andi, hopefully you arent waiting on a fix for the libxml streams issue to
roll RC3. I would suggest that our streams handling be left as is right now.
I hav
Bug fixes and new functionality for the smbc package
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hello!
i really don't know if this is the right place to post this kind of question, but it
seems to be quite close.
why can't i use C-like variable conversions in php's function declaration, eg.
function myfunction($var1, (int)$var2, (bool)$var3=0) ?
-
I
I would like to maintain the documentation.
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