[PHP] `XtOffsetOf' redefined messing up 4.1.2 build

I'm trying to build PHP 4.1.2 with an existing static Apache 1.3.23 installation, and am having some resolution problems I haven't seen before. This is on a dusty old Free BSD 2.2.2 system, but I was able to build 4.1.1 with no problems with the same configuration. It uses gcc version 2.7.2.1

[PHP] problems with 4.1.2 build

I'm trying to build PHP 4.1.2 with an existing static Apache 1.3.23 installation, and am having some resolution problems I haven't seen before. This is on a dusty old Free BSD 2.2.2 system, but I was able to build 4.1.1 with no problems with the same configuration. It uses gcc version 2.7.2.1

Re: [PHP] How to test the load

At 09:35 AM 12/14/2001 -0500, jimtronic wrote: This may be more of webserver question, but what methods are used to test the load on a php script or a family of scripts. Start with ab, the Apache stress tester that comes with the Apache distribution. Microsoft also has a free stress testing

[PHP] best way to flush stdout?

I have a page that displays a few lines, then runs a database query that takes five or six seconds. I'd like to flush stdout and display the first text while the query is running, so the user doesn't think the site is down. What's the best way to accomplish this? thanks -- PHP General

[PHP] bound variables and postgres

I've been using the PHP 4 postgres interface, but it does not support bound variables. Will it do so in the future, or are there any workarounds? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To

[PHP] posgres 7 functions not working with PHP4

I've just built Apache 1.3.17 on Free BSD, using php-4.0.1pl2 and linking with the postgres 7.0.3 as a shared object. I also linked in mySQL support, which works correctly. When I try accessing the posgres database by calling pg_Connect(), my web server doesn't even display a page, other

Re: [PHP] benefit of constants

At 12:48 PM 03/02/2001 -0700, Joe wrote: is there any real benefit to declaring a CONSTANT over just defining a variable? The fact they can't be overwritten makes them more appropriate for true constants, absolutely no way to change their values. I frequently use them in include files to set