From: Pierre Joye [mailto:[email protected]]
>
> Right now the last release is totally unusable. For various
> reasons, some fixable and other will be hardly fixable without
> changes in the engine[.]
Uh, this is news to me. We did our full release testing with WinCache + Zend
Opcache enabled (NTS x86) and no failures were reported. If there are things
we should be telling our customers, now is the time to let us know...
>
> It would be nice if it is possible to have an alternative at
> least for a year or two.
We are marking the opcode cache portion of WinCache as "deprecated" in 1.3.5;
This is the first step towards removal of the code. We would like to get the
(WinCache + Zend Opcache) configuration "baked" for one full PHP release cycle.
So the soonest we would consider removing the WinCache opcode cache would be
at the PHP 5.6 release time.
>
> Also [W]indows as a whole is not a priority for Zend, for quite
> some time. So ideally we should take care of this to ensure
> outstanding or at least sync performance and stability.
Hm. Going off the number of installs of PHP via the Web Platform Installer
(WPI), I would *hope* that Zend would consider Windows customers in their
plans. ^_^
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