Ferenc Kovacs wrote:
For general purpose applications (like drupal/wordpress/etc.) it wouldn't
be useful either, because they want nice and descriptive error screens
instead of php fatal errors which would most of the time just result in a
blank screen and some lines in the error log.
This is perhaps one of the areas that would benefit from some improvement in a PHP6 roadmap. It IS all too easy to get a blank screen already without adding more? Invariably when an ISP upgrades their PHP service a number of their client sites simply give a white screen, and in many cases the users have no idea where to go next? More verbose responses actually on screen would be a little more constructive. Performance improvements are all very well, and do have a place, but a white screen is no use at all? Certainly it's a not uncommon result these days when upgrading PHP versions ...
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