* Christian Kaps wrote:
> Since ebuild php-5.3.3 Gentoo introduced a set of new features. One of
> them is the PHP_INI_VERSION variable in the file /etc/make.conf. If you
> don't set this variable, Gentoo installs the development version of the
> php.ini file. I think this is your problem. For mo
I have looked at the sources, but i'm only at the begining of analyzing the php
sources.i've understand how to write extensions for example, but this
memory manager seems more complicated to me.
It would be useful if for example, could explain me the structures that are
used in the Zend
