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by birkbork 12y ago
--disable-shared
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by birkbork 12y ago
Sorry if i offended you. I really did not try to imply this has to do with trendiness, but it was a frustrated outbreak from my end. I've seen way too many poisonous hater comments against everything PHP here since I started visiting.
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by birkbork 12y ago
If you want to order your program in a specific way, you introduce the appropriate level of abstraction. Same as with any other language. EDIT: i totally agree that the standard functions are a complete mess in PHP. But they have to stay ar
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by birkbork 12y ago
Perhaps time to revisit PHP some time then? It also has become more mature :) Much of PHP's old built-in functions are crap (side effects, inconsistent parameter order, wierd naming), but you can't really (and shouldn't) comp
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by birkbork 12y ago
Cool! I wasn't aware of the RFC. Must be this one then? https://wiki.php.net/rfc/returntypehinting
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by birkbork 12y ago
I stand corrected. PHP does not have type hint for their internal datatypes (int, float, string). Only array is supported. Type hinting for your custom datatypes is supported, when used as function arguments. Also hack introduces type hint
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by birkbork 12y ago
This is great news for the PHP community, and I for one applaud their effort. Contrary to what many HN hipsters seems to believe, PHP is quite a capable language, and HHVM / Hack is really pushing things forward. * Hack introduces type
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by birkbork 12y ago
So, clone-a-willy?
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by birkbork 12y ago
The reality is not like you describe it. The debian package maintainer of ffmpeg was/is one of the libav guys and decided to replace ffmpeg with libav. Judging by several frustrated comments in this thread, it has obviously been a hurt
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by birkbork 12y ago
Finally, thank you! A package called "ffmpeg" has been in debian forever now, and running it's binary claims that "ffmpeg is deprecated", which is a complete lie. EDIT: also see "FFmpeg and a thousand fixes&quo