JG>> I disagree with this patch. The scenario of not being able to
JG>> allocate memory is a fatal error, and the only appropriate
JG>> response for php is to exit. If you need other behavior use
JG>> pemalloc( which calls malloc if set persistant ).
Actually, there's a lot of code in PHP that is based on the assumption
that emalloc never fails. If emalloc can return NULLs, all this code
should be rewritten. I do not see any point in it and agree with Jason.
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