At 21:54 10/02/2004, Georg Richter wrote:
> Hi,
> before this thread moves out of sight, here's a sum up.
> Let's see if we can go on from here or drop the idea.
Yes, not too much votes, which is understandable: people are more interested
to have a progressbar for uploads than to support basic thi
> Hi,
> before this thread moves out of sight, here's a sum up.
> Let's see if we can go on from here or drop the idea.
Yes, not too much votes, which is understandable: people are more interested
to have a progressbar for uploads than to support basic things like precision
be default.
Georg
+1 from me... (you must have wondered at which point the personality
switch will take place, eh? :)
Zeev
At 12:03 10/02/2004, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
Hi,
before this thread moves out of sight, here's a sum up.
Let's see if we can go on from here or drop the idea.
Georg: +1 ("enterpriseness" of
Hi,
On 10 Feb 2004, at 19:48, Stefan Walk wrote:
Just a note - I'm not in favour of installing GMP (or BC) by default, i
just stated that it has better features (and that it's not available on
windows).
Whoops, sorry. I got that wrong. But anyway, that vote seems clear now.
Thank you all for your
> Stefan Walk: +1 for GMP (GMP's superior)
Just a note - I'm not in favour of installing GMP (or BC) by default, i
just stated that it has better features (and that it's not available on
windows).
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On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
>Hi,
>before this thread moves out of sight, here's a sum up.
>Let's see if we can go on from here or drop the idea.
>
>Georg: +1 ("enterpriseness" of PHP)
>Sebastian: +1 (is default on Win for ages)
>Pierre:+1 (reduces bug reports)
>
>Andi: +0
Ilia Alshanetsky wrote:
Majority of PHP application and hence users do not require this extension.
Those who do, in most cases operate in an environment where they have full
control over their PHP configuration and thus will be able to enable this
extension on demand.
I agree with Ilia.
-1
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On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Jan Lehnardt wrote:
> Hi,
> before this thread moves out of sight, here's a sum up.
> Let's see if we can go on from here or drop the idea.
>
> Georg: +1 ("enterpriseness" of PHP)
> Sebastian: +1 (is default on Win for ages)
> Pierre:+1 (reduces bug reports)
>
> Andi:
Hi,
before this thread moves out of sight, here's a sum up.
Let's see if we can go on from here or drop the idea.
Georg: +1 ("enterpriseness" of PHP)
Sebastian: +1 (is default on Win for ages)
Pierre:+1 (reduces bug reports)
Andi: +0 (if I got him right)
Marcus:+0
Sara: -0 (no
> From what I remember, GMP module is superior to bcmath and works
> good, however I have seen problems with bcmath not working in certain
> situations. GMP is LGPL, I don't know if it matters.
GMP is a solution too - but it's not "very fast"
Cheers!
Georg
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"Ilia Alshanetsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Majority of PHP application and hence users do not require this extension.
> Those who do, in most cases operate in an environment where they have full
> control over their PHP configuration and thus will be able to en
Hello Stanislav,
Sunday, February 1, 2004, 10:09:52 AM, you wrote:
AG>>> >financial applications and thinking about the impact of "Enterprise" I'm
AG>>> >wondering that bcmath is not enabled by default.
AG>>> >
AG>>> >Is there a reason for it? if not I'm strongly +1 to enable it by default.
AG>>>
> >From what I remember, GMP module is superior to bcmath and works
> good, however I have seen problems with bcmath not working in certain
> situations. GMP is LGPL, I don't know if it matters.
GMP is superior in features, but the ext is not available on windows (at
least the manual says so, i
AG>> >financial applications and thinking about the impact of "Enterprise" I'm
AG>> >wondering that bcmath is not enabled by default.
AG>> >
AG>> >Is there a reason for it? if not I'm strongly +1 to enable it by default.
AG>>
AG>> I wouldn't mind.
>From what I remember, GMP module is superior to
At 07:50 AM 2/1/2004 +0100, Georg Richter wrote:
Hi,
after discussion with Brian Aker about problems with number precision in
financial applications and thinking about the impact of "Enterprise" I'm
wondering that bcmath is not enabled by default.
Is there a reason for it? if not I'm strongly +1 t
On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 07:50:45 +0100
Georg Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after discussion with Brian Aker about problems with number precision
> in financial applications and thinking about the impact of
> "Enterprise" I'm wondering that bcmath is not enabled by default.
>
> Is ther
Majority of PHP application and hence users do not require this extension.
Those who do, in most cases operate in an environment where they have full
control over their PHP configuration and thus will be able to enable this
extension on demand.
-1.
Ilia
On February 01, 2004 01:50 am, Georg R
Georg Richter wrote:
> Is there a reason for it? if not I'm strongly +1 to enable it by
> default.
+1 (it's been enabled by default on Windows for ages)
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Hi,
after discussion with Brian Aker about problems with number precision in
financial applications and thinking about the impact of "Enterprise" I'm
wondering that bcmath is not enabled by default.
Is there a reason for it? if not I'm strongly +1 to enable it by default.
Georg
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