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PHP 4.3.0 Released

aco   on 27 December 2002 - 22:06 · 12 comments & 1978 views

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Cheers jonMEGA. After a long and arduous 8 months of development and testing, PHP 4.3.0 is out! With regard to scope, time, and effort, this is the largest 4.x release of PHP, and it further elevates PHP's standing as a serious contender in the general purpose scripting language arena.

This version finalizes the separate command line interface (CLI) that can be used for developing shell and desktop applications (with PHP-GTK). The CLI is always built, but installed automatically only if CGI version is disabled via --disable-cgi switch during configuration. Alternatively, one can use make install-cli target. On Windows CLI can be found in cli folder.

A very important "under the hood" feature is the streams API. It introduces a unified approach to the handling of files, pipes, sockets, and other I/O resources in the PHP core and extensions. What this means for users is that any I/O function that works with streams (and that is almost all of them) can access built-in protocols, such as HTTP/HTTPS and FTP/FTPS, as well as custom protocols registered from PHP scripts.

Download: PHP 4.3.0 Windows Installer (exe - 1,028Kb)
Download: PHP 4.3.0 Source Code (tar.gz - 4,396Kb)
View: ChangeLog
News source: PHP.net

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(1 reply) #1 Marshalus on 28 Dec 2002 - 22:15
This release has some issues with Nuke based software, but its very spiffy other than that. I'm using it on my personal server right now.
#1.1 Marshalus on 29 Dec 2002 - 19:16
Hey, it's Planet-Ed from Rackshack, welcome to Neowin.

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