ZS>> I think the answer for (1) is 'yes'. The answer for (2) depends
ZS>> on how big it is - if it's big, I don't think it makes sense to
22 files of code in one directory. Around 500K of diskspace. I.e.,
comparable to expat, which we have in-tree.
ZS>> include it in PHP, as it's fairly esoteric. Including a pointer
ZS>> to where you can download it would be better (assuming you can
ZS>> download it in a way that is then usable by your code..?) As for
No, you can not, AFAIK. At least, I was not able to find drop-in library
replacement. There are some versions here and there (includeing in SuSe
and Debian) but their are not full and not good enough to serve as a
drop-in for PHP. We could made a tarball with this library, but since it'd
be pretty much custom-made for PHP, why not have it in the tree?
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