I think Angie wants to know what type of bugs cause problems in the
PHP error handler. He's obviously smart enough to understand what a bug
is :-)

Bye, John

Ashraf Al Shafaki <shafaki@[...].net>  wrote in message
news:20020130170416.24908.qmail@[...]..
>  bugs are bugs and will always remain bugs. it's not a terminology used by
>  this group in particular, but by ALL programmers.
> 
>  a program that when compiled does not compile has an ERROR, not a bug
>  a program that runs, and makes no 'errors' cans still give you results
that
>  you do not expect or "Did Not Intend", this is called a bug by ALL
>  programmers.
> 
>  i hope i've clarified what a bug means.
> 
>  but let me give an example to make it even more clear:
>  suppose you wanted to make a very simple program to ask the user to enter
>  two numbers, then you "intend" to give the user the sum of these two
>  numbers.
> 
>  supoose you make a mistake while coding and miltiply the two numbers
instead
>  of adding them. this program of yours might run so nicely with no
'errors',
>  but for sure it will give results that you did not expect or intend
(neither
>  did the user). this is what we (and everybody else) call a BUG.
> 
>  hope this helps.
> 
>  cheers
>  Ashraf
>  "Angie Tollerson" <Tollerson@[...].net> wrote in message
>  news:sc57bb10.016@[...]..
>  > Hi there.  When you say "bugs", what do you mean? When I have bugs in my
>  > code, it doesn't run, period.  But if you mean "warnings" ? which will
>  > let your code run but there are some handling errors? Just trying to
>  > find out your terminology...
>  >
>  > Angie Tollerson
>  > Alliance Technologies
>  > Web Programmer
>  > (515)245-7628
>  > tollerson@[...].net
>  >
>  > >>> "John Lim" <heyjohnlim@[...].com> 01/30/02 09:20AM >>>
>  > Hi,
>  >
>  > PHP's ISAPI error handling is still not thread safe. If your code has
>  > no
>  > errors PHP will run fine. However if there are bugs in your PHP
>  > script, they are not handled properly and eventually your process
>  >  will crash in ISAPI after repeated calls to the error-prone script.
>  >
>  > Regards, John
>  >
>  > Samuel Collado <s_collado@[...].fr> wrote in message
>  > news:3C566DF4.1010007@[...]..
>  > > I think so.
>  > >
>  > > I work with php 4.1.0 on IIS 5 (Windows 2000) with php_mssql.dll and
>  > > php_oracle.dll and all it's ok. We have done some tests with Mercury
>  > > LodeRunner with many SQL requests at the same time and we noticed
>  > some
>  > > memory leak but it was IIS fault ! PHP is, in my opinion, stable
>  > with
>  > > these dll.
>  > >
>  > > Samuel
>  > >
>  > > Steen Rabol wrote:
>  > >
>  > > > Hi
>  > > >
>  > > > According to the install.txt of php, the ISAPI version is not
>  > stable,
>  > but.... that statement have been there for about 1 year, so my question
>  > is:
>  > Is ISAPI version considered stable ?
>  > > >
>  > > > Thanks in advance.
>  > > >
>  > > > Best
>  > > > Steen
>  > > >
>  > > >
>  > > >
>  > >
>  >
>  >
>  >
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