Using ?php=$var ? seems ridiculous, because it would be implemented
only into current branches, so it would not bring compatibility with
older releases...
Moreover, instead of using ?=$var ? for variable interpolation, I
prefer to use the heredoc syntax, I think it's better for good looking
a way to solve this ?
Thanks
Cyprien Nicolas
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Actually, it does work now...
Thank you Curt, I will think about ./cvsclean next time.
Cyprien
Curt Zirzow wrote:
HEAD compiled fine for me on Nov 11 with --enable-memory-limit.
Try cleaning up your cvs envrionment and rebuild:
./cvsclean
./buildconf
./configure ...
make
Curt
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Hi,
I've tried to compile PHP with --enable-memory-limit, and it works well
with PHP 4.3.9, PHP_4_3 Branch, PHP 5.0.2, but not with PHP_5_1 branch,
I've tried with freebsd and gentoo, it fails when making the cgi or cli
executable. I get this error :
On FreeBSD 5.1, gcc version 3.2.2 [FreeBSD]
Derick Rethans wrote:
Those mentioned lines make no sense (there is no call to
memory_get_usage at all), there is no PHP_5_1 branch so I've
no clue what you mean here. Check with the CVS branch HEAD and provide
the actual lines too.
Derick
Actually, by PHP_5_1 branch, I mean the HEAD branch. I
Yes, it is
The build does not fail any longer
Thanks
Cyprien Nicolas
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Antony Dovgal wrote:
On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 00:22:41 +0100
Cyprien \Fulax\ Nicolas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I hope I post on the good list, I though that posting that note on
php-install list won't
