[PHP] APC bugfix release 1.0.2

[Daniel Cowgill]

This version fixes at least one show-stopper bug:

* default values for class member data would cause the webserver to
abort

And there is a possible fix for the BC math library problems that some
people have reported.

APC now compiles on Solaris 8.

Due to the severity of the class-related bug fixed in this version, APC
v1.0 is now deprecated. We encourage you to download the new version
from http://apc.communityconnect.com/download.html

Thanks!

Dan


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[PHP] APC version 1.0.4 released

[Daniel Cowgill]

Fixes this time around:

* class hierarchies more than two levels deep should work now :)
* should compile cleanly under PHP 4.0.2 through 4.0.4pl1

Dan


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[PHP] APC version 1.0.5 released

[Daniel Cowgill]

New features/fixes:

* support for relative include paths
* support for the include_path setting in php.ini
* new php function 'apc_cache_index'
* default initialization of class member data (as arrays) now works

Note: to enable support for either relative paths OR the include_path
setting, you must set apc.relative_includes to 1 in your php.ini file.
Check the FAQ for more details.

APC homepage: http://apc.communityconnect.com/

Dan


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[PHP] APC patch (PHPLIB support?)

[Daniel Cowgill]

George and I have identified and fixed a bug involving class member data
initialization. This seems to fix session support in PHPLIB, and
possibly other related problems as well.

A simple example of offending code:

class Foo {
var $x = array("b" => "c");
var $y = array("a");
}

'$x' was correctly serialized, but '$y' was not.

The patch is up on our cvs repository (via ssh to
apc.communityconnect.com:/cvs, port 23, user:anoncvs, pwd:cvs).

Dan


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