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And More on Leaky Windows

And More on Leaky Windows 02/15/2004 10:45 AM

More articles on the leaked Windows source code. Legal experts (and Microsoft officials, too) are advising developers who want to avoid any possibility of "contamination" to forego the temptation to peek at the leaked Windows NT 4.0 and 2000 source.




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We use TCP for many things like fetching web pages and sending email. The reliability of TCP is why every exciting email from embezzling East Africans arrives in letter-perfect condition. O joy.

By comparison, there is another method of transmitting data called IP which is unreliable. Nobody promises that your data will arrive, and it might get messed up before it arrives. If you send a bunch of messages with IP, don't be surprised if only half of them arrive, and some of those are in a different order than the order in which they were sent, and some of them have been replaced by alternate messages, perhaps containing pictures of adorable baby orangutans, or more likely just a lot of unreadable garbage that looks like the subject line of Taiwanese spam.

Here's the magic part: TCP is built on top of IP. In other words, TCP is obliged to somehow send data reliably using only an unreliable tool. - Joel Spolsky

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After running PHP5 beta 2 for 2 days on Apache 1.3 (multi-threaded SAPI on Windows), I was surprised to find that the process was taking 500 Mb. There must be lots of memory leaks. I'm pretty happy that most PHP code just runs, but obviously it's not production ready.

Now the hard work starts, how to integrate new PHP5 functionality without impacting old PHP4 code. After thinking a while, I realize there are only a few things I can do to write portable code:

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Unfortunately, most other features require explicit use of keywords that are illegal in PHP4, eg. private, protected, implements, etc. These require maintaining a separate codebase for both versions of PHP, or some special pre-processing to be done on the code depending on the versions. Does anyone have a better suggestion?

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