- Fix Win32 compilation (Use winsock2.h from now on)
- Add lambda() support

Change zend_hash_get_current_key_ex() to also return the string length

- Nuke hash_*_ptr functions

Make zend_hash_move_forward()/zenv_hash_move_backwards() a little smarter.

Introduced a way to traverse hashes through external pointers.

It's official now...

(c) patch

- Fix a nasty bug in the hash, introduced in the recent migration to macros
- Make array_init() and friends trackable

- Save a function call one very hash_add

- Make startup a bit faster by changing some hash_update()'s and hash_add()'s
to hash_update_ptr()/hash_add_ptr()

- Fix a couple of potential bugs where we were using emalloc/efree instead
of pemalloc/pefree.
- Fix a bug were we potentially would be freeing the key by mistake

Made a couple of typedefs for zend_hash_apply_*() calls.

- Stop passing list/plist to internal functions
- Add a typedef for the pCopyConstructor function pointer
- Minor hacks

took out zend_hash_pointer_update() & zend_hash_pointer_index_update_or_next_insert() - i really prefer link-errors instead of runtime-errors, don't you?

Add some order...

Indentation fixes

- Optimize zend_hash_del a tiny bit.

- Hopefully fix the hash problem.

- Hrm I'm not concentrating

- Actually the destructor should run after the data is already detached
from the hash but before the bucket is freed.

- Rollback hash_apply and friends. They assume now that hash_del is reentrant
as it first applies the destructor and only later nukes the bucket

- Run destructor before the hash structure is modified, thus, making
hash_del, reentrant (BLOCK_INTERRUPTIONS needs to be made a counter now).

- Undo a bug we introduced. (Another one out there).

use defines

Get rid of the IsPointer functionality in the hash.