-Blake
Wez Furlong wrote:
On 5/17/05, Blake Matheny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:- No need to add an extension every time you upgrade PHP
But you still need to write a custom shared library, so this is not such a great point.
- No additional patching (which an extension essentially requires)
But you still need to write a custom shared library.
- Only adds a couple of extra operations (no performance hit) - Backwards compatible with existing php.ini
I don't think those two points are relevant.
- Possibility for other prefixes (script:,file:,socket:,etc)
This is the only plus point in your argument, but you should consider that we already have a mechanism for logging to files, and no one has asked to be able to log to anything else for quite some time.
I think you really need to do some convincing to get the patch in, and I don't see many benefits to the majority of PHP users with the patch as it stands now.
--Wez.
-- Blake Matheny 3GUpload.com, Inc. Director of Technology 317-472-4962 (W) 317-201-2840 (C) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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