Manuel Lemos wrote:
For example, multi-threading. Looking at the PHP sources, I can see this
would be fairly easy to implement on some most server modules. Before I
get fried by people for suggesting this, I know there are many functions
that are not thread safe, such the ob_*
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Manuel Lemos wrote:
For example, multi-threading. Looking at the PHP sources, I can
see this would be fairly easy to implement on some most server
modules. Before I get fried by people
Hello,
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
I did not know that, thank you for the info.
I just downloaded phpIDE beta and I am highly impressed with the
debugger. It say that it can do remote debugging as well. That sounds cool
but I wonder how secure it is. Zend folks, I apologize for taking so long
Hello,
Rouvas Stathis wrote:
Manuel Lemos wrote:
For example, multi-threading. Looking at the PHP sources, I can see this
would be fairly easy to implement on some most server modules. Before I
get fried by people for suggesting this, I know there are many functions
that are
Hello,
Stephano Mariani wrote:
I believe fork is very expensive in terms of performance.
One should consider that in the case of server modules (ISAPI in
particular) a huge overhead is incurred when forking. I better
alternative would be the vfork call. Or better still, the __clone call.
Hi!
I have been a PHP user since version 3.0 came out, and have seen it
develop a lot along the way, but theres some things I find it lacks that
it really should not. If people agree, I'll glady contribute to the PHP
codebase.
For example, multi-threading. Looking at the PHP sources, I can see
I would love to see a decent debugger like perl has.
Nothing is more frustrating then having to echo and die()
to debug code. Especially when you are assigned the task of
updating code from a developer that has long gone without
leaving any documentation.
Stephano Mariani wrote:
Hi!
I have
Hello,
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
I would love to see a decent debugger like perl has.
Nothing is more frustrating then having to echo and die()
to debug code. Especially when you are assigned the task of
updating code from a developer that has long gone without
leaving any documentation.
I did not know that, thank you for the info.
I just downloaded phpIDE beta and I am highly impressed with the
debugger. It say that it can do remote debugging as well. That sounds cool
but I wonder how secure it is. Zend folks, I apologize for taking so long to try out
this
product, it's great!
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