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maintaining pecl-packages (will request karma separately)
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You need to list the packages you intend to maintain, if it's a new
package then we really need to see the code. This might be something
more appropriate for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Scott
Alexey Zakhlestin wrote:
maintaining pecl-packages (will request karma separately)
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On 09.06.2008 15:04, Alexey Zakhlestin wrote:
maintaining pecl-packages (will request karma separately)
Usually it's good idea to announce your extension in pecl-dev@ first and ask
for karma after that.
Just to be sure the extension is accepted.
Or did you mean you're going to take over some
On 6/9/08, Antony Dovgal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Usually it's good idea to announce your extension in pecl-dev@ first and
ask for karma after that.
Just to be sure the extension is accepted.
Or did you mean you're going to take over some existing extension?
Which one then?
de-facto I
Hello,
Here: http://212.85.117.53/DIFF.txt is small patch that will speed
up following functions:
strpos,
stripos,
strrpos
strripos,
and probably some others (all that use zend_memnstr/php_memnstr
function)
The speedup of zend_memnstr is about 8% on average (about 30% in case
of
Hi Michal,
Everything looks fine here and it applies cleanly, do you think you
could make a patch against HEAD with this as well? I suspect it will be
different due to Unicode.
Scott
Michal Dziemianko wrote:
Hello,
Here: http://212.85.117.53/DIFF.txt is small patch that will speed up
On 09.06.2008 15:39, Michal Dziemianko wrote:
Hello,
Here: http://212.85.117.53/DIFF.txt is small patch that will speed
up following functions:
strpos,
stripos,
strrpos
strripos,
and probably some others (all that use zend_memnstr/php_memnstr
function)
The code below is definitely wrong.
On 09.06.2008 15:39, Michal Dziemianko wrote:
Hello,
Here: http://212.85.117.53/DIFF.txt is small patch that will speed
up following functions:
strpos,
stripos,
strrpos
strripos,
and probably some others (all that use zend_memnstr/php_memnstr
function)
There is also another thing -
Hi,
So some comments:
- you have some problems with the indentation. We only use tabs, so please
stick to that. Also, there are some lines that are not indented correctly
- Have you considered the Boyer-Moore algorithm? I think it's a little
faster than KMP (take a look at e.g.
There is rabin-karp too but its worse case is O(nm) so that might not be
ideal, perhaps we should try to compare all of them.
Scott
Nuno Lopes wrote:
Hi,
So some comments:
- you have some problems with the indentation. We only use tabs, so
please stick to that. Also, there are some lines
I don't really consider myself worthy to preach to the Powers That Be,
but this is an issue about which I happen to feel strongly, and y'all
asked for some user-land opinions, so here goes. To further clarify
(and disclaim), I have never spoken up on this list before, I haven't
until
Hi all
Em Seg, 2008-06-09 às 18:55 +0100, Steph Fox escreveu:
Hi all,
Andrei doesn't have time to review this lot (covers ext/standard). Could
someone please check it for clangers?
Thanks,
- Steph
Here's the rest (ext/* and main/*):
http://felipe.ath.cx/diff/unicode-check.diff
-
Hey Felipe,
'Scuse top-posting, my s have let me down again.
Two things: first, I did in ext/standard exactly as you did elsewhere (you
know this already but the rest don't). Second, I already sent the MySQL guys
some bits and pieces for their tests.
Oh, and third - if nobody gets back to
I have been looking at xdebug and have figured out how to overload a
function. As a test I have overloaded the var_dump function.
Now how do I call the original var_dump function from my implementation?
Borrowing from OO terminology I have subclassed the var_dump method, now
I want to call
Well, speaking in broad terms, I would suggest to store the pointer to
original function before overloading it, and calling that, when you
need it
On 6/10/08, Christoph Dorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been looking at xdebug and have figured out how to overload a
function. As a test I have
Christoph Dorn wrote:
I have been looking at xdebug and have figured out how to overload a
function. As a test I have overloaded the var_dump function.
Now how do I call the original var_dump function from my implementation?
Borrowing from OO terminology I have subclassed the var_dump
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