I have no machines with PHP 5.2 anymore. :-)
IMO making PHP 5.3 as minimum required version is a good idea for the first 
release of Chamilo 2.0.

Regards,
Ivan
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Hans De Bisschop 
  To: dev@lists.chamilo.org >> Chamilo dev list 
  Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2010 4:29 PM
  Subject: Re: [chamilo-dev] PHP Version Statistics


  Personally I've been running Chamilo 2.0 in PHP 5.3 for a little over a year 
now. It works just fine in both versions. We already eliminated anything (or at 
least almost) that is considered deprecated in 5.3. That however doesn't change 
the fact that PHP 5.3 included some additional, much needed, functionality 
which will never work (directly) on 5.2 installations.

  One of the things that personally frustrates me the most in PHP 5.2 is the 
inability to do something as simple as make a static call like $class :: 
$method. It's easy enough to work round the issue, but it feels so darned 2004. 
(and there's plenty more in 5.3 which would be useful)

  At any rate I'd be glad to hear from Ivan and any kind of insights he may 
have into the matter.

  Thanks,

  Hans

  On 26/09/2010 15:20, Yannick Warnier wrote: 
I sincerely think you should make it a requirement.
No idea of any website showing adoption (maybe things like
http://gcov.php.net). I can ask on the general mailing-list if you
didn't do so just yet.

I know Ubuntu did it, Debian supports it, most XAMPP/WAMPP/EasyPHP
versions put it by default, etc. In other words: it is generally
widespread amongst *testers* of the application.

Ivan Tcholakov did some work on supporting both 5.2 and 5.3 versions in
Chamilo 1.8. Maybe he can report a short number of tweaks that help.

Regards,

Yannick

Le samedi 25 septembre 2010 à 10:40 +0200, Hans De Bisschop a écrit :
Hi all,

I was wondering if any of you know of any websites or resources that
has some listings concerning adoption numbers of different PHP
versions?

Making PHP 5.3 a minimum requirement for Chamilo 2.0 seems a bit
early, but it's hard to take a decision without any kind of numbers to
guide us. Since the subject keeps coming up every now and then I
figured I'd ask around. Inclusion of PHP 5.3 in Ubuntu's most recent
LTS server release won't hurt adoption, but I'm not familiar enough
with other distros so I don't know what they offer out of the box. (or
a majority of shared hostings for that matter)

Thanks in advance,

Hans
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