> I saw someone mentioned the performance of serialization.
> Maybe we should have a competition similar to the longlong2str that MySQL had
> a few years ago :)
> Who writes the fastest and best written serialization/unserialization routines
> for zval's.
Are you aware that PHP's serialize for
> The specific case I had was serializing an array containing a whole
> bunch of arrays representing the data from tables in a database. I
> don't recall how many rows there were, but the serialized data was
> around 5 MB. This was on windows, and feels like realloc doing
> over-time, so a fix co
Hi,
I have cooked a small patch which allows is_subclass_of() the accept
not only an object as first parameter but a string as well. When string
is passed the function checks whether the class specified is subclass of
the second parameter
class a{}
class b{} extends a{}
is_subclass_of("a", "a") //
Sascha Schumann wrote:
Are you aware that PHP's serialize format is used by various
non-PHP modules as an exchange format? E.g.
Perhaps serialized data could be contain a serializer version
number/tag, in the future? If version info is not found, it could
default to the old/current forma
> Pierre is also working on a new date ext (which seems to be maturing
> from what little he told me on wednesday evening at a bar) which imho
> PHP is desparately in need of. Pierre, can you give us a rundown of the
> status?
>
> Then there is also PIMP :-)
Yeah I'd love to have the chance to fi
> +1 on unicode support. I think not having unicode support by default
> really hurts PHP in the enterprise where applications must almost always
> be internationalized. I know mbstring gets the job done, but it's
> really hard to evangelize PHP as a choice technology when you have to
> use an ex
This patch looks fine to me.
Any objections before I commit it?
Andi
At 03:07 PM 10/24/2004 +0200, Andrey Hristov wrote:
Hi,
I have cooked a small patch which allows is_subclass_of() the accept
not only an object as first parameter but a string as well. When string
is passed the function checks wh
