rylin
Sat 28th Sep '02, 11:28am
NEW IN 1.3.3
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A bug in PHP memory handling causes PHP builds with --enable-memory-limit to
believe that memory is already allocated at the start of each request, and
for the amount to increase at each request.
The bug exists in PHP 4.2.1, 4.2.2, and probably some or all other releases.
Release 1.3.3 incorporates an experimental workaround for this PHP bug and
can be enabled with by setting the php.ini entry
enable_php_memory_bug_workaround = 1
Minor bug fixes.
as always, http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/ :)
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A bug in PHP memory handling causes PHP builds with --enable-memory-limit to
believe that memory is already allocated at the start of each request, and
for the amount to increase at each request.
The bug exists in PHP 4.2.1, 4.2.2, and probably some or all other releases.
Release 1.3.3 incorporates an experimental workaround for this PHP bug and
can be enabled with by setting the php.ini entry
enable_php_memory_bug_workaround = 1
Minor bug fixes.
as always, http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/ :)