Basically, the Zend Engine is kind of like a macro scripting engine that PHP
runs on top of. You can actually remove the Zend Engine and use it in other
applications, like a macro engine for a work processing app, for instance.
The Zend Optimizer isn't a part of the Zend Engine or PHP; it's an
J --
Thanks your reply, I 'm a little confused as to the relationship between
PHP and Zend?
I thought all request were processed by Zend? Or is Zend Optimizer
something different from
Zend that built as part of PHP4.2.x? Who would a duplicate the error
below on my Linux box.
Thanks for your ti
The change to register_globals doesn't affect the Zend Optimizer or any
other extension afaik. That's a non-issue.
What is of issue are changes to the Zend Engine itself, which underlies PHP.
Changes have been made to ZE that affect binary compatibility, so ZO 1.20
doesn't work with PHP 4.2.1
David J Jackson wrote:
> Is my hosting company trying to "pull the wool over my eyes"?
> There response to upgrading to 4.2.1, was that it isn't
> compatible with Zind optomizer 1.20?
>
> The only *issue* I seen with 4.2.x is of course register_globals!
> (which of course be changed in php.ini)
>
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