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Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2011 12:13:40 -0000
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Subject: Debugging internal array corruption
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Hi all,

 

Looking for a pointer on internals layout.

 

I've an issue whereby php is seg faulting during a print_r, I can see
that the corruption has already occurred in the hash at the start of th=
e
print_r, so now I want to set a breakpoint at the point that an entry i=
s
added to an array (so I can then add a watch on the correct address).

 

Any pointers as to the file/function that I'd be looking for?

 



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