Re: Crash in PHP5RC1 but can't find where

I get the same problem on windows, with php5/apache2, and php5/apache1.3. Refreshing any complex script a number of times seems to do it? "David Chen" <david_c11@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message news:20040326010321.57441.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hi Red, > > I don't think my problem is caused by debug_backtrace() > > Perhaps I'll try apache1.3... I guess for now I'll just lie low so that a > PHP5 debugger will be released, and then I can use that to find out what's > going on. Kind of ridiculous to release something that still crashes, but oh > well... no debugger until it's released officially. > > Thanks. > > David Chen > > "Red Wingate" <redeye@erisx.de> wrote in message > news:200403251253.27459.redeye@erisx.de... > Hi David, > > same thing i reported to the PHP-DEV List some time ago ( before RC1 > was released ). The problem is the Win32/Apache2 Combination you > are using. > > I am not completely sure, but it looks like debug_backtrace(); causes > this crash. Maybe look at my little script for details: > > http://download.erisx.de/crash.txt > > -- red > > Am Donnerstag, 25. März 2004 05:53 schrieb David Chen: > > Hi, > > > > My application crashes, but I have a hard time figuring out where because > > it only happens periodically. > > > > For some reason, it only crashes about 10% of the time. If someone who > > knows how to debug PHP could assist me, that would be very nice. You may > > download the package at: > > http://www.blesys.com/uploads/Web%20app.rar > > After extracting the file, go to the file: test/Test.php > > And keep refreshing until it crashes. > > My system is Win XP Pro with Apache 2 with PHP5RC1 (downloaded 3/24/04) > > > > This application is an output from a Java->PHP translator. I believe it > > started crashing a month ago (but it could be a feature I added). It's a > > bit slow (takes ~.5 seconds on my computer) because of an OOP persistence > > layer. > > > > Right now, I include a lineLog.html output to try to find where the crash > > is, but it's not too helpful. > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > David Chen