- object.ptr was made NULL in DO_FCALL but wasn't restored. Right now I
push it in DO_FCALL and at the end of do_fcall_common it always gets
popped. We might be able to optimize it out.

- No idea why this bug didn't exist before. But I'm too tired to think of it.
During a regular do_fcall we need to set object.ptr to NULL and, thus,
push it in the beginning and pop it in

- No idea why this bug didn't exist before. But I'm too tired to think of it.
During a regular do_fcall we need to set object.ptr to NULL and, thus,
push it in the beginning and pop it in the end.
I hope this fix more or less cuts it. I just want to sleep :)

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- Didn't lower refcount when doing an internal function call linked to a regular object.

- Clean up a bit. Separate before the locking so that we can use SEPARATE_ZVAL
macro.

- Shouldn't be needed

- God damn this sucked. I hopefully fixed the problems with classes although
we might need to clean stuff up a bit.

- Reverse my patch

- Fixed memory leak with this pointer. It was somtimes initialized with refcount
of 2 instead of 1.
- Also fixed a place where object.ptr_ptr is set to pointing to a zval* instead
of

- Fixed memory leak with this pointer. It was somtimes initialized with refcount
of 2 instead of 1.
- Also fixed a place where object.ptr_ptr is set to pointing to a zval* instead
of zval**. I don't think this is ever used so we might be able to remove it
altogether.

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fix for using resources as array indices

- Hooray. This might actually work. (I hope)

- Another locking fix.

- Fixed locking problem when fetching string offsets

Fix the leak reported on the PHP 3 list (isset() on string offsets)

- Move is_ref back to being an unsigned char and not a bit field.

- Remove locking support completely

- For Andrei. Implement references in array() initializations

- Fix SEND_VAR problem after fetch'ing a variable and not knowing the fetch type

- Stop using the locking mechanism and start using refcount.
Now we know when we need to free but we still need to support it

- First part of the patch which makes reads use ptr and not ptr_ptr.

- Changed Ts{}.var to Ts{}.var.ptr_ptr.

- Try to fix the leak Rasmus reported. It's pretty sucky code so I'm really
not sure this fix is OK.I can't remember all of what we did there.

make SUNs c89 happy

- Fix bug #2318

- Fix for floating point array offsets. Same behaviour as in PHP 3.0. We
casted to (long).

* header file cleanup
* fixed --enable-thread-safety build for UNIX

I don't have a Win32 environment available, could someone please try
compiling on Win32 to see if I got all the he

* header file cleanup
* fixed --enable-thread-safety build for UNIX

I don't have a Win32 environment available, could someone please try
compiling on Win32 to see if I got all the header file stuff right there?

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