Hardwire function call instead of using callbacks. We don't actually need
callbacks, it was done for making 2 functions static, not to pollute the
global functions space but that had its price of 8 bytes overheat per
allocation, which is just too much. Also making the app member 32b instead
of 64b, which should save additional 4 byte, to the total of 12 byte per
allocation of a row buffer.
callbacks, it was done for making 2 functions static, not to pollute the
global functions space but that had its price of 8 bytes overheat per
allocation, which is just too much. Also making the app member 32b instead
of 64b, which should save additional 4 byte, to the total of 12 byte per
allocation of a row buffer.
Fix crash when tracing is enabled. Position after buffer was used also
direct usage of MYSQLND_STRING pointer instead of the "s" property of the
structure.
Fix a crash introduced yesterday in mysqlnd, non-zts mode - missing if () for
STAT_LAST was accessing wrong memory thus overwritting method pointers.
Windows doesn't have atoll(), which is C99, C89 has only atoi() + atol().
Win has _atoi64, so use it.
STAT_LAST was accessing wrong memory thus overwritting method pointers.
Windows doesn't have atoll(), which is C99, C89 has only atoi() + atol().
Win has _atoi64, so use it.
- More statistics
- Fixed endless loop - mysqlnd_stmt_next_result() returned FAIL but as it
is defined to be 1 (and PASS is 0), checking for mysqlnd_stmt_more_result()
was successful although we were expecting a FAIL.
- Fixed endless loop - mysqlnd_stmt_next_result() returned FAIL but as it
is defined to be 1 (and PASS is 0), checking for mysqlnd_stmt_more_result()
was successful although we were expecting a FAIL.
Clearly separated fetching (physical reading) from decoding phases (data
interpretation). Threaded fetching added but disabled as needs more work for
Windows. For Linux needs some touches to add pthreads if this is enabled,
probably with a compile-time switch.
The code reorganisation makes it easy to add also async API, similar to
cURL's one.
