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funny this comes up now. I spe cifically called this out as s omething not to care about in my perf. talk

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We noticed this already 9 year s ago, granted this was back i n PHP 4 days: https://groups. google.com/forum/?fromgr [...]

Monday, August 14. 2006

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP

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PHP 5.2 will feature libSQlite 3.3.7

I've just completed the upgraded of the bundled libsqlite in pdo driver from a fairly antiquated 3.2.8 to the latest 3.3.7.

Yet, another reason to upgrade to 5.2.0 when it comes it

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Dear Ilia,

Thank you for your good work!
I am looking forward to PHP 5.2.0 RC2 and hope that many people will test it, so the next release will be available soon.

Best regards,
René

#1 René Leonhardt on 2006-08-15 02:53 (Reply)

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