Re: Latest commit -- depreciation of call_user_method()

> >That still doesn't change the fact that it is imprecise to tie the PHP > >version number to extensions when there is no 1:1 relationship here and > >the possibility exists that an older version of the extension can be used > >with a newer version of PHP. > >And more and more, the average PHP user does not build PHP themselves but > >use it on a server where PHP was built by an admin. On these servers it > >is getting more common for the admin to enable extensions as shared > >extensions from user requests which increases the likelihood of old > >versions of extensions sticking around and not being in synch with the PHP > >installation. > > Hmm..I'm not really sure how it's possible to use older API version > extensions with newer PHP as the Zend boys pump up their API version > number on every release..and afaik that prevents you from using the > old extensions..? ZEND_MODULE_API_NO last changed in December of last year. If you look through CVS you will find that there have been many releases without a change in ZEND_MODULE_API_NO. Right now an extension built 5 months ago still loads perfectly into a current snapshot. -Rasmus