- Revert, got tricked by a stale object file

- Fix CLI

- Revert changed to implicit_flush behavior. The new behavior was not
intended in the first place.

Shouldn't enable implicit_flush like this.
Most problems are fixed. If you find internal function that does
not follow my comment, please fix it or let me know.

another startup initialization fix - only ISAPI and CGI SAPI's tested,
minor compile buglets might occur in other SAPIs, but should be trivial
to fix...

- prepare non-html phpinfo output for zend extensions

change order of initialisation to allow making filename available
through $_SERVER variables (Bug #18657)

Needed this to be able to test safe-mode stuff on cmd-line

Fix exit code (bug #17733).

Due to the way Zend handles exit() we cannot rely on the return code
of php_execute_script.

Made constants persistent and fixed a memory leak.

Register STDIN, STDOUT, and STDERR "constants" in cli in cases where
script itself is not being loaded from STDIN.

This enables constructs like fwrite(STDERR, "Error 42");

Added copyright notice to php -v output.

Revert to the old php_ini.c, and reimplement the binary-path searching.
Should now also work under UNIX (CLI/CGI)

- Prefix the first version line with 'PHP' so it's easier to use shell tools to
parse the version number (both CLI and CGI).

- This affects both CGI and CLI sapi:
Remove Zend version output from -m switch and move it over to the output of
the -v switch (-v is supposed to list version numbers, not -m).

Added the current SAPI to the output of php -v

Force register_argc_argv=On for CLI

CGI/CLI take file and dir for -c option by this.
@ Both 'file' and 'path to php.ini' is allowed for "-c" cli/cgi option. (Yasuo)

WS fix

recorrect las checkin

allow other modes to work with -- correct
#original idea was to allow this *only* for PHP_MODE_STANDARD

fix behaviour on --
#now php -- -i for scriptfile -i works

Override max_execution_time, setting it to unlimited.

-removed -x
-error handling for illegal switch combinations
-corrected ws for one case block