Haven't run the code but it seems that if sapi_get_request_time() is not defined then you will return the same time() for each consecutive request (i.e. you don't reset it each request). It's probably better to move the time(0) initialization to sapi_globals ctor and/or dtor.
Hrm.. Isn't that what I did?
The code is:
SAPI_API time_t sapi_get_request_time(TSRMLS_D) {
if (sapi_module.get_request_time) {
return sapi_module.get_request_time(TSRMLS_C);
} else {
if(!SG(global_request_time)) SG(global_request_time) = time(0);
return SG(global_request_time);
}
}So I store the time in the sapi_globals_struct which is zeroed on each request, so only subsequent calls to sapi_get_request_time() during the same request will get the same time which is what I think people would expect.
-Rasmus
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