From: Moriyoshi Koizumi > I preferred to use xmlInitThreads() because xmlInitParser() does a set > of operations related to the libxml's memory maganer and I tried hard to > prevent it from being initialised before the start-up of the Zend > MM. Do you have any good idea to deal with them in a consistent way?
xmlInitThreads currently doesnt do anything right now. It is just a function for future use. In a non threaded environment, it really doesnt matter. You can get away without even calling any init routines as they would be called upon the first invocation of the parser, but once you get into a threaded environment, libxml needs to initialize itself on the main thread. Unless there is a way to inject it after the start-up of the Zend MM, this is the only spot I know of to get the initialization in there. Other than for consistancy is there any problem in having it initialize before the Zend MM? Rob -- PHP CVS Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
