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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Re: results of the PHP6 wishlists
From: cesare@ngi.it (Cesare D'Amico)

Alle 12:25, luned=EC 14 novembre 2005, Cesare D'Amico ha scritto:
> a default way to hold objects/variables in memory (on ANY operating
> system) between two HTTP requests

Hey, I didn't mean sessions :)

I meant something like creating a complex object and holding it in=20
memory with its classes hierarchy, so I don't need to reload it all at=20
every single request.

Ciao
=2D-=20
Cesare D'Amico                        php developer - linux sysadmin
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