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PHP 4.0 NEWS
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?? ??? 200?, Version 4.0.7-dev
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- added com_release($obj) and com_addref($obj) functions
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and the related class members $obj->Release() and $obj->AddRef()
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to gain more control over the used COM components. (phanto)
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- added an additional parameter to dotnet_load to specify the codepage (phanto)
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- Added com_release($obj) and com_addref($obj) functions and the related class
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members $obj->Release() and $obj->AddRef() to gain more control over the used
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COM components. (phanto)
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- Added an additional parameter to dotnet_load to specify the codepage (phanto)
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- Added --enable-memory-usage-info. This creates a new Apache 1.x logging
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directive "{mod_php_memory_usage}n" which will log the peak amount of
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memory used by the script. (Thies)
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- fstat() and stat() now return identical output by returning a numerical and
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string indexed array (Jason)
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- Fixed memory leak upon re-registering constants (Sascha, Zend Engine)
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directive "{mod_php_memory_usage}n" which will log the peak amount of memory
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used by the script. (Thies)
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- Made fstat() and stat() provide identical output by returning a numerical and
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string indexed array. (Jason)
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- Fixed memory leak upon re-registering constants. (Sascha, Zend Engine)
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- Upgraded expat to version 1.95.1. (Thies)
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?? ??? 200?, Version 4.0.6
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- Fixed race in writing session files (Sascha)
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- Fixed race in writing session files. (Sascha)
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- Fixed a possible crash in the PHP CGI when no input file is
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specified (Zeev)
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specified. (Zeev)
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- Added is_callable() function that can be used to find out whether
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its argument is a valid callable construct. (Andrei)
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- Fixed a rare possible crash when generating extended information. (Dmitri
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