Re: [PHP4BETA] _very_ specific memory leak in Zend

Quoting Andi Gutmans <andi@zend.com>: > You should really be using require_once() (or include_once()) with the file > extension. Okay... test script: <?php require_once './foo.php'; ?>done produces this: ./zend-scanner.l(582) : Freeing 0x08140F1C (10 bytes), script=/var/www/horde/imp/test.php Doesn't seem to depend on length of the filename as far as I can tell. So, is PEAR not going to be part of PHP4? I've been updating my classes to match the conventions outlined in PEAR, and it seems like a very nice framework. But I posted a question over a month ago about DB::factory() not working correctly, and never heard anything about it - is anyone working on PEAR right now? Also, I'd like to repeat the idea that include_path should by default include the directory where PEAR classes are installed. This will make writing packages that depend on PEAR _much_ easier for people to install. (someone else also had the idea that the PEAR directory should be free of safe_mode restrictions, so that hosts didn't have to give every single user a copy of the standard packages). -chuck