eliminating phar's interception of zend_compile in favor of a new to-be-added hook in PHP 5.3+,
allow "include 'phar:///path/to/my.phar';" to work as equivalent to
php /path/to/my.phar
this slight change in scripting still allows inclusion and execution of phar stub, but removes the need to
check and modify path in zend_compile, which allows us to play much nicer with external tools like
debuggers/opcode caches
Maybe we don't need to call a non-existent dtor if we're going to physically apply zend_hash_graceful_reverse_destroy()?
- This works on my box, please test under *nix/OSX
- Make cached manifest test platform agnostic
- Comment out zend_(init|destroy)_rsrc_list() and associated references
@Greg: cached manifest test (now) passes here regardless, make of that what you will
copy virtual_dirs to avoid segfault on multi-process
fix metadata reading for phar.cache_list
initialize manifest to exact size needed (performance increase)
fix freeing of signature on error to use the correct persist value (fixes segfault on error in cache.list)
reset EG(regular_list) so it is identical to how we found it
at startup. This caches the manifest, so that on first access to a phar archive, no file manifest parsing occurs.
This could use further tweaking. For instance, the full copy of the manifest into the current process may be unnecessary if refcounting could be external
to the manifest. This would be another significant gain. With APC, I measure a slight perf increase to 19 req/sec up from 16 req/sec, without it approaches
regular PHP at 3.8 req/sec (regular is 4 req/sec). This is benching phpMyAdmin
for the contents of the exported private key to Phar->setSignatureAlgorithm, and expects the public key to be in
a file named blah.phar.pubkey in the same directory as the phar blah.phar. This works with openssl static or
shared and fails gracefully if openssl is not present without adding a dependency. config.w32 needs updating to match config.m4 [DOC]
to open not-yet-loaded phar and fails on compressed files
# By Gregory's request
# Sorry, can't find how to write test case for that - it reproduces
# for me only under bytecode-caching. Suggestions welcome.
* found felipe's segfault in util.c and fixed the segfault (3 tests fail due to odd behavior of . and .. on this machine)
* fixed serious flaws in the setting/resetting of is_data - now it works properly. Assume
all new PharData are tar-based, and allow passing Phar::ZIP to PharData constructor to override this
* fix broken earlier commit, introduced segfault that broke 20 tests here
this is done by removing zlib/bz2 explicit dependencies because they are unnecessary
we only ever use the stream filter, and the check for existence has
been moved to runtime where it is after startup
