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Subject: RE: [PHP-DEV] Cannot register classes after MINIT
From: jb_jeff@hotmail.com (Jeff Brown)

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What differentiates user declared classes from "built in" classes? I am not=
 sure whether 'extension' defined classes (PDO for example) are what you co=
nsider "built in"=2C but to better understand=2C is there some special trea=
tment PHP gives classes defined in a certain manner (like those defined at =
the MINIT stage)? If you could elaborate that would help me greatly.
Furthermore I have decided with the kind help of the #php.pecl people (some=
 of them are here I guess) to debug PHP (thank god for --enable-debug) and =
see what goes on=2C will let you know if I find anything.
Thanks :D

> From: johannes@schlueters.de
> To: jb_jeff@hotmail.com
> CC: internals@lists.php.net
> Date: Sun=2C 19 Sep 2010 18:51:56 +0200
> Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Cannot register classes after MINIT
>=20
> On Sat=2C 2010-09-18 at 20:01 +0000=2C Jeff Brown wrote:
> > I have recently tried registering a class (via zend_register_class)
> > inside of a PHP_FUNCTION=2C though this may sound weird and an
> > unecessary function I ask that you ignore this request.I have noticed
> > that registering goes fine but every time I declare a class after the
> > call to my function=2C e.g:create_class_function('class_name')=3Bclass
> > Test { }
> > My PHP process crashes=2C not declaring the Test classes causes no
> > crash=2C I also noticed that If I move my code to the MINIT part no
> > crash occurs and all goes well as with other PHP extensions.
>=20
> I have no idea why it crashes=2C but in general there are a few
> assumptions around "built in" classes=2C like not freeing them on request
> shutdown etc.
>=20
> Adding them at run time really is no good idea ...
>=20
> johannes
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