Is there any funciton to get the system related statistics like,
meminfo, cpuinfo, etc.
Hello,
In the future, please use php-general@lists.php.net for anything not
related to PHP internals development.
As for your question, see http://pecl.php.net/statgrab
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Hello Brandon,
that's by design. Look into: ext/spl/spl_functions.c:spl_register_sub_class()
regards
marcus
Tuesday, May 9, 2006, 6:58:43 AM, you wrote:
I think I found a bug in the INIT_OVERLOADED_CLASS_ENTRY_EX macro. At
least, I think its a bug, somebody else might think its a feature.
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Hi Marcus!
I wondered, why PHP complains, if you have an array type hint in a
method prototype and provide an object to this method, that implements
the SPL interfaces to use objects as arrays. I would expect that, if an
object can be handled exactly like an array, PHP should not complain,
since
Hi Marcus!
I wondered, why PHP complains, if you have an array type hint
in a method prototype and provide an object to this method,
that implements the SPL interfaces to use objects as arrays.
I would expect that, if an object can be handled exactly like
an array, PHP should not
Statgrab extension in PECL is what you are looking for.
On 9-May-06, at 12:51 AM, Senthil Murugan wrote:
Hi,
Is there any funciton to get the system related statistics like,
meminfo, cpuinfo, etc.
I just searched for that option but I could not find it.
In case of linux we can use
Hi Jared Williams!
On 05/09/06 13:17 you wrote:
I wondered, why PHP complains, if you have an array type hint in a
method prototype and provide an object to this method, that
implements the SPL interfaces to use objects as arrays. I would
expect that, if an object can be handled exactly like
Check out ext/unicode/property.c where zend_unicode_to_ascii() is being
used.
-Andrei
On May 9, 2006, at 12:02 AM, Derick Rethans wrote:
On Mon, 8 May 2006, Andrei Zmievski wrote:
There is no way to do it right now. I could see it being useful,
though.
Anyone else have an opinion on this?
Marcus Boerger wrote:
that's by design. Look into: ext/spl/spl_functions.c:spl_register_sub_class()
Thanks, I had already come up with the same workaround, but it took forever to
figure out what the problem was. The only errors I got related to not being
able to find the class, and ce.name
Hi Marcus,
Marcus Boerger wrote:
sure php is unlike c++ where everything is handled via vmt's that change
during construction. In php the ctors are called after the default values
are applied to every member variable. Actually the most outer ctor is being
called so in your case B's. If that
I noticed some time ago, while browsing around ZE sources that as of 5.1,
constants are resolved to literals at compile time when possible. What I
didn't notice was that this is only done if the constant in question has the
CONST_CT_SUBST flag set (which *NO* constants in the stock distribution
Hi all
Couple of leftovers from hellys MFH regarding ze1;
Tests that can be deleted:
Zend/tests/bug27641.phpt
Zend/tests/bug30332.phpt
Zend/tests/bug31828.phpt
Zend/tests/bug32080.phpt
Zend/tests/bug32852.phpt
Zend/tests/bug33243.phpt
Zend/tests/bug34712.phpt
Zend/tests/bug34767.phpt
ext/dom
Hello Hannes,
Wednesday, May 10, 2006, 2:43:21 AM, you wrote:
Hi all
Couple of leftovers from hellys MFH regarding ze1;
Tests that can be deleted:
Zend/tests/bug27641.phpt
Zend/tests/bug30332.phpt
Zend/tests/bug31828.phpt
Zend/tests/bug32080.phpt
Zend/tests/bug32852.phpt
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