Re: [ok] [Jaws-project-developers] Jaws MVC - Out of Service for next 24 hours

[j0rd1 a. <jo...@jo...>]

I've been working with PHP5 for some time, and I still see no reason to kee=
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working on PHP4 5 is SOOOOOO much better, and I think Ion will back me up=20
here.

Probably a good idea will be to keep working with PHP4 for jaws .4 and .5 a=
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maybe PHP5 for next releases, but that are just ideas.... its just my opini=
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as a jaws user

regards,


El Mi=E9 08 Dic 2004 09:36, Jorge A Gallegos escribi=F3:
> if I remember correctly, jaws was intended for run under php4, but
> what Jordi says is right, sooner or later (more probably later) jaws
> will move to php5... but if that improves performance now in php4, and
> doesn't do any damage when working with php5 (I dunno, never have
> worked with php5), maybe it's A Good Thing.
> BTW, I finally am back from vacation, you might have noticed :-)
>
> Kind Regards
>
> On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 09:12:56 -0600, j0rd1 adame <jo...@jo...> wrote:
> > El Mar 07 Dic 2004 18:24, Pablo Fischer escribi=F3:
> > > * Improving jaws speed using objects by-reference.
> > > * .. etc..
> >
> > Just remember that PHP5 doesn't need the & to make an object reference
> > and object copy is used via __clone() which you can by the way override
> >
> > So, is it really necesary to do all that job and fill up jaws with &'s
> > when you can avoid them in PHP5??
> >
> > regards,
> > j0rd1
> >
> > --
> > Jordi Adame V
> > jordi (.a.) jordi.ent
> > http://www.lawaloca.com

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Jordi Adame V
jordi (.a.) jordi.ent
http://www.lawaloca.com