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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] PHP Embedded
From: markright@gmail.com (Mark Evans)

> Here one can't say much without any details (_relevant_ code and backtrace)
> 
> php_embed_* are afaik wrapping up the complete engine und request init and 
> shutdown. If you want to do multiple independent requests you should take an 
> a bit closer look on the SAPI layer to use the functions I mentioned above.

I thought that would be the case, thanks for the info provided, I will 
pass that on to our c++ guys.

> There are quite a few "embedding PHP in an application"-examples in 
> php-src/sapi. If you don't like reading that code wait some weeks and you 
> might get Sara Golemon's not yet released book (ISBN: 067232704X) about 
> "Extending and Embedding PHP" if that's to late you might want to fetch 
> George Schlossnagle's (ISBN: 0672325616) which is anyways a good read about 
> "Advanced PHP Programming" and has a few chapters about PHP internals like 
> the SAPI layer.

Thanks, those books sound interesting, I guess I will buy both since you 
can never have enough reference material IMO.

Thanks for your time.

Regards

Mark