The file_cache_only option causes the storage to be per process,
furthermore the arena is destroyed per request. Thus, zend_string's
can't survive between request and the permanent flag should not
be set. This is already done with the file cache part, but the
persistency part is used in various scenarios and should respect
this case as well. In this particular bug, the pcre pattern cache
needs to survive between requests and uses pattern strings as hash
keys. One more case relevant here would be various situations where
the flow disables the use of shared memory.
opcache_reset() only schedules the restart. Under circumstances,
the follow up requests might run uncached, until the restart
condition is met. To mitigate the false positives caused by this
behavior, any tests using opcache_reset() should not be put in
between other tests. Thus, moving the corresponding test to be
executed last.
Same fix already applied to ext/curl/tests/server.inc
and sapi/cli/tests/php_cli_server.inc
1. Increases the amount of time for the PHP built-in server to accept a connection
2. Outputs an error if the PHP built-in server fails
These conditions were formerly `!q->pData` and `!p->pData`, and should
now be detected as undefined variables, using the special type IS_UNDEF.
Incidentally, this syntax raised a logical-not-parentheses compiler
warning, now gone.
1. zend_accel_error was only executing clean up if log_verbosity_level is high enough to log
2. Cleaned up kill_all_lockers function and fixed comments.
ACCEL_LOG_ERROR is special and causes a zend_bailout() and the code
never gets to call kill() in the next line after the logging. Change
the log level to WARNING.
ACCEL_LOG_ERROR is special and causes a zend_bailout() and the code
never gets to call kill() in the next line after the logging. Change
the log level to WARNING.
The result_type was not copied, resulting in a corrupted JMPZ_EX.
Fix can be verified by inspecting the opcodes of the following
function (it should not contain any _EX opcodes):
function test() {
if ($a && $b) {
echo "a";
}
if ($b || $c || $d) {
echo "b";
}
}
Conflicts:
ext/opcache/Optimizer/block_pass.c
