> Only that it has no technical or features- > wise reasons to do so Substantial engine level improvements and a couple of new language level features (it's pushing it a bit, I agree, but not that much)
> but brings its lots of risks with it. I fail to see how changing a version number brings any risk at all. > Leaving the very small conference crowd for a second: nobody never ever > heard of php6 before the total fiasco a couple of months ago. I disagree. Google for "PHP 6". I've received tons of questions about it from non-core-community attendees to conferences. I've received countless questions about it from Japanese and Chinese users. It's out there. If I had to bet based on my experience with users, there are a lot more people that know what PHP 6 was supposed to be than people who know its plans were scrapped. I'll reply to some of your personal rant in person. It doesn't belong here... Zeev -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
