big object, than freeing and allocation a
number of small objects with the same size should generate less brk's then
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really useful in PHP - not in OO-textbook theorteical way, but in
practice. And I believe there are more people that do think so -
otherwise I would have been enlightened already by someone who sees the
practical us
x.
EK>>
EK>> ./configure --enable-debug && make && make install-pear
EK>>
EK>> Edin
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Doesn't happen to me. What were the arguments?
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Implementation can be different and still be a fifo. That depends on
overriding implementation.
Again, I still have yet to see any example where the proposed 'final'
plays substantial role and not just is there because '
t; as it allows to emulate static binding with
MB>> dynamic binding. If you declare a function "final" it is invariant
MB>> against inhertance starting from that point in the inhertance tree. In
Could you explain what is "invariant against inhertance"? What should
happen
are still identifies (at least for
the user) by filename, not by inode. I know that's little probability
scenario, but still...
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allows *only* total control at the cost of great class slowdown.
LB>> What you propose is a way to select variables which will invoque the
LB>> __get / __set. That's a good idea but moving them from the object to a
LB>> private hashtable destructurate the c
but a bit of trivia) I could answer it point
by point.
LB>> - when will "use()" be implemented (a package attempt i bet) ?
What is "use()"?
LB>> - get_class_methods() do not return methods array when used on a
LB>> namespaced class
Submit a bug report wit
ve
Here I do not see what do you mean by 'typecasting' or why we need one.
MB>> In this C++ example dynamic_cast is used for "is_a". When
MB>> dynamic_cast(p) returns NULL the variable p is not of type X or
MB>> one of it's parent.
Well, I think futh
HR>> as neither of them works you can remove both :)
What do you mean neither works? I have Zeus/PHP/FastCGI install with PHP
4.2.3 running here, seems working. Am I missing something?
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PO>> It sounds like this is where the problem lives. As a reference,
PO>> glob() was initially documented about six months ago and sha1()
PO>> about six days.
OK, I have updated the phpfunc to use new manual structure. The number of
undocumented functions is down to 12% now
sha1()
PO>> about six days.
Oh. Now I see. So each function now has one individual file? I guess that
requires update to phpfunc module. I will check into this.
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but not because it's not updated. Can you point to some function that is
defined but listed as not defined? Did the manual structure change
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my build... And no docs there. What's that?
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I fear you lost me here. Is the "a_method" static method or not? If yes -
why not pass $this? If not - why do you need $this?
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PM>> extends P, defines D.n nested, yet D.n has no relation to P.n and is
PM>> not allowed to extend it explicitly (wouldn't it be implicit, with
You definitely can do it explicitly - by saying "extends Root::Nested" in
Child::Nested.
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o stay true?
Since __call is the method of the class, calling self::method can be
achieved, I think. As for the second point - could you please explain
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TCA>> yep - but can we simply move init_executor a bit "up"?
I fear it's as "up" as it can be - just the start of zend_activate(). The
problem, as it seems, is that some code can be called before
zend_activate() - like INI handlers.
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TDJ>> Could you go into a little more depth on the problem, just so I
TDJ>> understand?
The problem is that passing argument passes only zval *, i.e. pointer to
variable itself. To make reference assignment, you need zval **, i.e. the
place in the symbol table.
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($foo, $foo) (it's not wise to do this, but
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opcode in zend_execute.c for
example (yes, it's a bit messy, I know).
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TDJ>> Thanks for your response! While it does not cause a crash, your
TDJ>> function doesn't do what I expected. Do you know where I went
TDJ>> wrong?
You are right, this doesn't work. I'll look a bit more into it...
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roblematic, due to the way PHP variables work. The best you can do
is something like this:
function ref_assign($a, $b) {
$GLOBALS[$a] =& $GLOBALS[$b];
}
ref_assign("bar", "foo");
That's assuming they are globals. If they are not, I cannot now think of a
good way t
to explain that to disable these options a user should
IA>> use "" as their value.
And break existing setups? Don't think it's any good...
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SB>> /usr/src/php4/ext/standard/var_unserializer.c:1: parse error before '<<'
SB>> token
I fear that has something to do with your CVS checkout... There's no <<'s
in CVS version (and yes, it compiles just fine).
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SB>> > Log:
SB>> > ZE2 compatibility fix
SB>> > ## In ZE2 the hash contains zend_class_entry *!
SB>>
SB>> Please commit an updated version of the re2c output as well.
OK, did so.
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animated GIFs will be a relic very soon, I guess, as soon as
Flash support gains more coverage (most of browser do support it), and
there's also MNG format which supports animation, though I don't really
know its support status. MNG pages says mozilla and konq support it. No
info ab
res?
If you mean digital cameras, they usually default to JPEG/MPEG.
As for animated pictures - does GD support that anyway?
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RB>> Which client library are you using?
The bundled one, I think...
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ults in gethostname, but I strongly suspect the
cause is elsewhere, because the code in question looks completely
innocent. I didn't have time yet to investigate it further.
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JT>> Will you reply to all those bug reports then?
Well, probably I personally not. But how it's related to anything?
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nsider stable and have it crashing due to the apache 2 stuff.
Actually I personnaly don't think 'we cannot declare it stable' leads to
'we cannot release it'. Why just not say 'Apache 2 support is unstable,
use it on your own risk and only if you know what you
rrectly. This is because
Actually, I complied CVS apache2filter with 2.0.35, and it segfaults on
some mysql functions. I don't know the reason yet, but what is clear that
it's not in the 'working' stage as of now.
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here (unless you are 100% sure *p is fitting int, in which case it should
be commented in the code).
Can you point out some of the examples where this happens?
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JT>> This should be fixed now.
works, thanks.
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. And configure line was:
../configure --enable-debug --with-java=/opt/IBMJava2-13
--with-config-file-path=/home/frodo/php4 --with-libedit
Could someone from build persons please take a look on it?
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Does work fine. Thanks :)
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, b) why it was done, was it intentional or just an omission and c)
what is the most effective way to fix that?
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JO>> It might be better to work on a separate tree, and later let PHP
JO>> developpers merge what parts they want to.
Why? Your patches then would bit-rot constantly and you would have to
update it even that nothing changes, and risk introducing new bugs in
transition.
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home directory,
MK>> and calling dl("extension.bundle"); in their PHP scripts.
Might the solution be in the form of some 'auto-load extension folder'?
I.e., folder in which all extensions found there are loaded automatically?
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i think we can commit this to cvs anyone against? <<<<
That's the same issue - timezone is a function in cygwin, and the thing
that is meant here is _timezone. However, I don't know how to express this
in ifdef-HAVE_THIS_AND_THAT terms. Anyone?
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if and how is
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AG>> "Everything's possible" :) I just don't think anyone has done it.
I see. Generally, the real question is more practical - why it looks for
liconfig? Can any of autoconf/configure/libtool gurus give any pointers?
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AG>> I don't think anyone has every compiled PHP with cygwin.
But it should be possible? I.e., I don't see why wouldn't it be possible.
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DK>> As far as the libtool parts go, I am still lost on it. I do know it
DK>> needs to have the -flat_namespace define added to the compile
DK>> options.
Does 4.0.6 version have it? If so, the question is why it got removed. If
not, te question is how 4.0.6 libtool w
nd
4.1. Can anybody shed some light on the matter - what was done on libtool
side from 4.0.6 till 4.1.1 and could it break Darwin and what is the most
efficient way to fix it?
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PHP, since PHP is C program and doesn't know about C++ name mangling. I
think wrapping all PHP macros, function defs, PHP includes, etc. in extern
"C" would help.
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See: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51852
So, the question is: shouldn't PHP indeed use Transfer-Encoding instead of
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memory leaks. It's not dangerous since these leaks are auto-cleaned after
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do not want to create dependency on any XML parser
extension, and I do not want to rewrite the parser also. So I guess that
this:
AM>> 2.) the PEAR-Installer create a package file of the 'your'
AM>> format from the XML package file
maybe would be better. Let's see
game".
DB>> function library from the user themselves. Why are you
DB>> continuing this argument?
Mostly because I have got tens of answers to this thread and only *one
single answer* on my package proposal. So if this thread is the place
where my voice is heard - I will
>> PEAR has already a XML-based package file format, which is already used
>> for installation and information retrieving.
Is it documented somewhere?
Also, I fear that XML would be too slow for time-critical operation like
including files on runtime, but I might be mistaken.
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ver he needs it. See my package proposal.
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text and executed, one by
one. It is not recommended to put any global-scope code but definitions and
variable definitions into these files.
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me small
change as variables and should be handled more systematically. There still
be the cases when you do need such hacks, in one way or another, but I
think that a systematic approach to the problem will do better than a
hackish 'patch there, fiddle here' approach.
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responcibility of including a module onto the engine, and that is
completely OK with me. I agree that it would be good to have more
developed concept of a package and all the hoopla that is going with that
- but until then, I see nothing wrong in include_once.
DB>> including files and it'
way to solve the problem won't do
any good in the long run, only bring more problems.
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leave ZE2 discussions about function ovverides alone for now). If there
was a bug that allowed to do it, it's a logical thing to fix it, not to
drag it through versions as if it should be so.
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BM>> See bug 13616.
I see. I think you should really use include_once - I just do not see the
reason why not to do it and why patch the code instead. Could you explain?
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file or line number. In either case,
I must have missed something, I wasn't following the list last days - how
this should be used? I guess this is so that duplicate include of the same
file would work? Why is it a good thing?
If this was already discussed, please feel free to refer me t
ding other meaning to it would have very
high WTF factor for the developer.
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PHP
version one it supports what you want. Also, imagine this is a stand-alone
extension - oops. You need to check version anyway, since it is not linked
to any specific PHP release. Won't it be logical to just check what you
want to know instead of trying to shave with an axe?
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screens of gcc wailings each time and recompile it again just to discover
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upgrade circle or stay with checked installed release of curl, I would
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GS>> echo (2147483649 & 2147483649);
GS>>
GS>> echo (2147483649 % 5);
If you want numbers longer than long, you should use GMP anyway (or should
know what you are doing). That unsigned hack, IIRC, was made with the
single purpose of enabling working with IPs, etc.
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RCS file: /repository/Zend/zend_operators.c,v
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SB>> Works fine now, thanks! Could you merge this into 4_0_7,
SB>> please?
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S, I've added a patch that should fix it.
Note: the functions like decbin still don't use the zval-ed functions,
so they work only on longs as of now.
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WF>> does not have enough virtual memory.
It is not always a wise idea to use MAX_SIZE kind of constants to allocate
memory. Some of them can indeed be huge. You should fix you code to not
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WF>> Changing emalloc to return NULLs does not modify the program
WF>> behaviour: you (probably) receive a SIGSEGV from the emalloc
WF>> caller and the execution terminate. I can't see a big
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that emalloc never fails. If emalloc can return NULLs, all this code
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>> Not to be picky, but the smallest number is -2147483648...
I didn't want to get the smallest one, I just wanted to add regression
test for the bug I've discovered. For it it's not really important.
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for big numbers,
e.g., 2147483647 is printed as 0(/)(0*.// - which is not exactly what
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somebody will invent some worm that uses this misfeature so that they
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or other holes.
That's overbroad statement which is just wrong. I can show you a lot of
scripts generating a real lot of notices, but having no security hole.
Also, note that fixing notice in the above code in the obvious way -
changing simple if() to isset and stuff - will shut up your prec
thing and the kitchen://sink. Or make some switch, etc. -
configuration option doesn't seem to me fit here, it's not per-server but
per-script property if you want URL fopens or not.
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Actually, CVS branch fits rather nicely here, if one was talking about
CVS.
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open some days ago. Should be fixed in current
CVS. I can't check it since I didn't update to current CVS yet, but
generally the patch that looks like it should fix it was committed some
days ago :)
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JG>> How about $_COULDCONTAINSHELLCODE?
Well, also $_BIGSECURITYHOLE, $_HACKMEHARDER and $_0WNM3P13453P13453...
Let your imagination go wild.
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I have made a bit more general patch, see CVS of math.c
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the decbin() function should bail out if you pass it a
TA>> value which contains more bits than PHP is able to handle. - Perhaps
TA>> with a hint about using GMP for large numbers.
I'd say "give a warning" istead of "bail out", but that's a good idea,
gene
rameter is passed to php_sock_fgets_internal, both readbuf and readpos
are 0, and SEARCHCR does p = READPTR(sock), which makes p be 0 too, and
then uses *p != '\n' as a condition.
Could anybody who know the code look at this and check what has gone
wrong?
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SL>> If (a) is true then I could GPL my copy of PHP and then use and
SL>> GPL-non-LGPL code I liked
You can not GPL PHP code - that's not your code, you don't hold a
copyright on it.
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ic loadable modules are loaded only on page
GK>> requests, the request shutdown function is immediately followed
GK>> by a call to the module shutdown handler (both deinitialization
GK>> events happen at the same time)... "
I guess this is related to modules loaded with dl(
dentification for every address. Use other relay
checkers.
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result hash, use the same zval * in both places (don't
forget the right refcount), it should work.
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s I ask, would it be OK to
remove it or anyone here uses this feature and objects to it?
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I have also noticed that all values in functions php_sprintf_append*int
are converted to int, though they were originally long. I know that on
some systems (like Linux ix86) int == long, but I'm not sure we should mix
those two types. Does anybody has an explanation for this?
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