Re: [APC] phpinfo() shows "2.0.3", 'pear list' shows "2.0.4"

On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Andreas Korthaus wrote: > An other question - which "Revision" is shown in phpinfo()? It is the CVS revision number of the php_apc.c file. You can check it here: http://cvs.php.net/pecl/apc/php_apc.c Match it up with the RELEASE tag on the left there and you have some idea of which release you are using. Of course, sometimes that particular file doesn't change between releases as in 2.0.3 to 2.0.4 so you will see both tags on revision 3.27. > Btw., APC works really nice for me, before I have had problems with > PHPAccelerator (Smarty compile-dirs) and MMCache(Seg. Faults), but APC works > good for me, nice work! I think this just proves once again that the open collaborative development model works. A solid foundation built by Dan and George plus incremental work by others and we now have what in my opinion is the most robust opcode accelerator. -Rasmus