(PHP unserialize) - fixed mem-leak.

Extended var_dump to handle IS_RESOURCE somewhat.

- Upgraded var_dump() to take multiple arguments
- php3api_ is changed to php_

new API for var_dump

php4 now deserialized php3 objects correctly!
php3 will ignore objects serialized by php4 (that's the price we have to pay!)
small fix in deserializing objects with static initializers (thanx

php4 now deserialized php3 objects correctly!
php3 will ignore objects serialized by php4 (that's the price we have to pay!)
small fix in deserializing objects with static initializers (thanx boris)

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when unserializing classes:
if the class is not known the standard class (no methods) will be used.
if the class is known - the created object will functional again!

Fixed printf format.

use new API in var.c

i love id-strings

made serialize/unserialize work with classes! (also made the code "shorter")
CHANGES:
- the serialized string now also contains the class name (was not available in PHP3)!
- when unserial

made serialize/unserialize work with classes! (also made the code "shorter")
CHANGES:
- the serialized string now also contains the class name (was not available in PHP3)!
- when unserializing php will create a fully working object of that class again
therby the class has to be defined when unserializing - else you get a warning!

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ported oci8 to use new class API
var_dump no longer tries to traverse avr->value.ht for objects but uses var->value.obj.properties instead

Removed '3' from key functions in PHP (maintained compatibility through
php3_compat.h)

License update

Don't touch refcount and EA directly

Step 2:
Rename is_ref to EA

changed boolean behaviour:

var_dump(

some additional consts

* now using php4.ini instead of php3.ini
* re-imported fopen-wrappers, fsock and string code from php3
NB! I have not tested all of the imported functions yet.

it's obj.properties, not ht

Fix up var.c a bit.

make serialize work
unserialize does not work yet

Fixing serialize a bit.

that seems to fix it

Either I'm playing the EG(symbol_table) game wrong or var.c leaks memory
when unserializing arrays/objects. Still testing

serialize & unserialize working (with mem-leak)