Hi Steph,
thanks for the patch, I've just committed it to the active branches.
btw. Marcus rewrote most parts of the implementation. (credits to whom
they belong *g*)
johannes
Steph Fox wrote:
Folk with karma, hi -
None of Johannes' CLI Reflection options work under doze in PHP 5.2.0
RC 3
Hi everyone,
I'm working on an extension for an RDF triple store that is built on top
of MySQL 5+, and I'd like to be able to share the MySQL connection with
mysqli. Unfortunately, since the mysqli header isn't installed, I can't
seem to find a way that could withstand changes in mysqli.
What I'v
Not that I am trying to squash the use of dlls here, but I'm not sure you
are following me.
Why would the dll in the directory with the php5ts.dll take precedence
over another version of the lib somewhere else?
For instance, under apache, some other module is loaded first that also
happens to
Andi Gutmans wrote:
I don't remember a public decision being made about libxml2. Maybe you are
talking about zlib?
IRC chatter doesn't count as a forum to discuss such issues because it
doesn't give others like me a chance to respond.
The whole discussion was started back in 2002 when Zeev ins
Wouldn't it make more sense to leave things as they are until 5.3.0? That
will at least give John's msi some serious testing, and it looks very
promising indeed at present.
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From: "Andi Gutmans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Steph Fox'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'Rob Richar
Well I suggest to stick to status-quo for 5.2 and then let's discuss if/how
to fix after that.
Statically linking libxml2 is yucki, and due to the reason that it's not
common practice on Windows systems you also have the DllMain issue.
> -Original Message-
> From: Edin Kadribasic [mailto:
I don't remember a public decision being made about libxml2. Maybe you are
talking about zlib?
IRC chatter doesn't count as a forum to discuss such issues because it
doesn't give others like me a chance to respond.
Anyway can you recite what has been working for years and what the delta is
to what
Andi Gutmans wrote:
We need to fix that then. And we might need to do something a bit smarter
for php5isapi.dll. I'll think about it but need to leave now for the
weekend. I don't think my explanation covered this issue but only the CGI.
I prefer trying to resolve the issues in a long term way th
Andi Gutmans wrote:
I don't understand what problems you mean. On the contrary, statically
linking in everything makes the system extremely unflexible and doesn't
allow you to upgrade dlls without having to upgrade the whole PHP build. If
libxml2.dll is placed in the same directory as php5ts.dll
Andi Gutmans wrote:
Yeah but Windows is very friendly and designed for this. As long as the dlls
are in the application's directory you will not have problems. This is
actually much easier and straightforward than on Linux so it sounds to me
that dll clashing problems (which doesn't happen in thi
We need to fix that then. And we might need to do something a bit smarter
for php5isapi.dll. I'll think about it but need to leave now for the
weekend. I don't think my explanation covered this issue but only the CGI.
I prefer trying to resolve the issues in a long term way than making the
wrong de
Andi - the old msi didn't even install extensions.
The new one's still in beta.
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From: "Andi Gutmans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Rob Richards'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "'Edin Kadribasic'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 5:33 PM
Subject: RE: [
Yeah but Windows is very friendly and designed for this. As long as the dlls
are in the application's directory you will not have problems. This is
actually much easier and straightforward than on Linux so it sounds to me
that dll clashing problems (which doesn't happen in this case) means that
eit
I am on the fence one this one.
Going the dll route makes my life easier by no longer needing to
maintain those builds, but will almost certainly increase the number of
bogus bugs to be chased down and cause the windows installation to be
more complicated again (Just doing a search you can fin
Folk with karma, hi -
None of Johannes' CLI Reflection options work under doze in PHP 5.2.0 RC 3
C:\sandbox\php5\Release_TS>php --rc DateTime
Could not open input file: DateTime
The attached trivial patch defines HAVE_REFLECTION to rectify that. The
define's also missing from PHP_5_1 branch an
That'll be a 'no', then...
Exactly. And this should be the case for all these 3rd party libraries.
They
should always be dlls and not be linked in with php5ts.dll. Throughout our
history we've always had trouble with statically linked 3rd party libs...
Andi
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