* reverse fsock/string import patches

Change four spaces back to tabs (Why the hell did you change the tabs to four spaces?!)

* 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.

gmmktime() fix

Need to test for directory.

make symlinks if they are not present already

First attempt at moving the old RFC1867 support to the right place

We can't quite go with expr there (shift/reduce conflict), go with scalar.

require() improvement as per Andi's suggestion

it's obj.properties, not ht

Fix up var.c a bit.

Make the concatenation operator use make_printable as well

Don't take failing on an include file so badly

Support <?=

E_ERROR -> E_COMPILE_ERROR in the compiler

Two fixes:
* The error generated by a failed class inheritence wasn't properly
displaying the file in which he error occured.
* Inheritence didn't work if the parent class had uppercas

Two fixes:
* The error generated by a failed class inheritence wasn't properly
displaying the file in which he error occured.
* Inheritence didn't work if the parent class had uppercase letters in it.

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Same Fix here

append DEBUG_CFLAGS to CFLAGS

Print out include_path in include/require failures

* Use to_string() instead of __print()
* Support boolean casts ((bool) and (boolean))

Change __print into to_string()

* Make the output handling of variables much, much cooler.
Uses zend_make_printable_zval() instead of convert_to_string() now:

$foo = true;
print "\$foo is $foo";
will now prin

* Make the output handling of variables much, much cooler.
Uses zend_make_printable_zval() instead of convert_to_string() now:

$foo = true;
print "\$foo is $foo";
will now print
$foo is true
(instead of "$foo is 1", earlier).

Also, with objects, it automatically tries to call __print() and use it as a printing
function.

For example:

class foo {
function __print() { return "Foo Object"; }
};

$foo = new foo;
print $foo;

will print "Foo Object".

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* Fix a buglet in the session module
* Make some renames in the session module - avoid having a function called 'delete'
so that we don't piss any C++ compilers. Also rename the {startup,s

* Fix a buglet in the session module
* Make some renames in the session module - avoid having a function called 'delete'
so that we don't piss any C++ compilers. Also rename the {startup,shutdown}_globals
to {startup,shutdown}_session_globals, so that they're a bit less general names,
and made them static.
* Remove uselss variables

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Now THAT's an annoying bug.

make serialize work
unserialize does not work yet