setting).
#This fix (for g/G/k/H modes) is done at a different level than that for the
#modes e/E/f/F, at a bit higher level and therefore with less coverage. I
#chose this because it addresses the problem where it is -- the calling function
#that passes a buffer too small to php_gcvt.
* all internal use of sprintf, snprintf and the like will always
use the . as thousands seperator (if php.h is included only!).
* echo, printf() and sprintf() always render locale-aware
* added the %F modifier for non-locale aware rendering for floats
# Still missing formats (%a, %A)
# Still missing modifier (l) in (%lc, %ls)
# Still missing modifier (L) in (%La, %LA, %Le, %LE, %Lf, %LF, %Lg, %LG)
# C99 requires any conversion to be able to produce at least 4095
# characters. Implementation only allows less then 512.
#
# Only inside ext/mbstring etc. we could use %lc and %ls. And none of the
# rest should affect us until we stay with double and avoid long double.
#before complaining snprintf is often used wrong:
#snprintf does not terminate the buffer but most people expect it
#that could be a security isuue at somewhere
Draft 3 of IEEE 1003.1 200x, "2.2 The Compilation Environment"
All identifiers that begin with an underscore and either an uppercase
letter or another underscore are always reserved for any use by the
implementation.
Remove mostly all references to APACHE and CGI_BINARY from the code.
- Apache include files are no longer included by any PHP code, except for the Apache SAPI module.
- No server specific code is in any of the base PHP code.
Still left to be done:
- Eliminate any references to APACHE from the few remaining modules.
- Move request_info.c's logic to SAPI
- Modify the regex function names, and globals, so that we can always
include them, without having to fear any interference with Apache;
Always use the bundled regex library
