note 74370 added to function.fpassthru
| From: | public at telcontar dot net | Date: | Sun, 08 Apr 2007 04:17:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 74370 added to function.fpassthru | ||
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In PHP 4 (4.4.4 tested as a CGI, Apache 2, Linux), use of both fpassthru() and fread() in a loop
suffer the SAME memory "leakage". This is characterised by all data that is sent to the
client also being kept inside PHP and not released. It would appear to be a failure to garbage
collect the data.
In PHP 5 (5.2.1 tested as a CGI, Apache 2, Linux) this flaw is resolved in both cases. Neither
fpassthru() nor fread() in a loop "leak" memory during execution.
The issue of which one to use appears not to be an issue of memory as both were equally flawed in
PHP 4 and both are equally fixed in PHP 5.
Speed, is left to a reader exercise to test in the latest PHPs.
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