Hi.
Is there a mechanism to get the memory_limit value rather than the
string when it is set with the K, M or G shorthands.
I can see that ...
PHP_INI_ENTRY("memory_limit", "128M", PHP_INI_ALL, OnChangeMemoryLimit)
...
static PHP_INI_MH(OnChangeMemoryLimit)
{
if (new_value) {
PG(memory_limit) = zend_atol(new_value, new_value_length);
} else {
PG(memory_limit) = 1<<30; /* effectively, no
limit */
}
return zend_set_memory_limit(PG(memory_limit));
}
calls zend_atol - which does the translation.
The value is applied to the PHP Global structure, but the value
retrieved and stored in the ini_entries array from the ini file (the
string "1G" for example) is not overwritten.
Would it be worthwhile amending the INI macros so that zend_atol and
zend_atoi (and others if appropriate) where called earlier in the
sequence of events.
That way, ini_get('memory_limit') would return the memory limit in
bytes, rather than the shorthand.
Richard
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