On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 11:38, Edin Kadribasic wrote:
I have a script that allocates a lot of memory (huge associative arrays).
The problem is that this scripts bails out with fatal error (emalloc
unable to allocate 44 bytes) when I hit the limit of physical ram in the
machine. Swap never
Hi!
I wrote like a year or less ago about an extension I've developed that uses
the library for reading Isis databases at www.openisis.org.
I would like to know if can I have it on PECL. (There is a lot of people in
latin-america who needs to use it, in europe too.)
I've named the extension
I would like to know if can I have it on PECL. (There is a lot of people in
latin-america who needs to use it, in europe too.)
Have a look here:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/guide-developers.php
It'll tell you how to get your extension into PECL. It
will be nice to add one more supported
Le sam 18/01/2003 à 18:01, Edin Kadribasic a écrit :
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Brian Moon wrote:
I just noticed sapi/embed. Where can I find out more about what this is? I
am hoping it is a sapi that will create a generic library that can be used
from any C application. Is this true?
Yes
This would be a really awesome SAPI. I have been toying with the design
for a scriptable rules-based engine that would allow users to define
server conditions or triggers that would be associated with action
scripts. Ideally I would like the scripting environment to be
Zend-based, since that
Hi y'all!
While posting some answer to the german php-newsgroup i
thought, that it would be cool to have a link to comments on
the manual. I just made this little patch for realizing that.
Would be cool, if you can apply it to
/phpweb/include/shared-manual.inc.
patch
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I have a script that allocates a lot of memory (huge associative
arrays).
The problem is that this scripts bails out with fatal error (emalloc
unable to allocate 44 bytes) when I hit the limit of physical ram in the
machine. Swap never gets used. The machine has 1 GB of ram and 2 GB of
Changes committed will conflict with creation of a PHP binary using
MSession and Phoenix prior to Jan 17, 2003.
If you wish to continue using the older version of MSession, you will
need to revert msession.c, reqclient.h, and php_msession.h.
Using 1.2 msession gives you higher performance, a
