Marcus Boerger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > nothing else i wanted to say. Only thing needed to stress out is that we had > problems with incorporating newer 2.8.x versions.
I have incorporated 2.8.13 with no problems; I simply copied the source into the ext/sqlite/libsqlite tree (IIRC the path). There's a 2.8.14 available now. I'm not talking about incorporating the alpha sqlite 3.x tree; that was just released a couple of days ago and I wouldn't consider it mature enough to include in this PHP release. Although it should be the same simple matter of copying in the new 2.8.14 version and recompiling, I'm willing to be the worker-bee here and do it, if that will help to get it incorporated. Aside from some database corruption problems that can occur with the current 2.8.11 version, the ATTACH command doesn't work properly in the PHP5 RC2/RC3 distributions. This greatly reduces the utility of sqlite. Upgrading to 2.8.13 solved that problem for me. Assuming that you'd like me to incorporate it, I will upgrade to 2.8.14 today. Would you then prefer a unified cvs diff or a diff against the RC3 source, or some other method? Cheers, Derrell -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
