Date: 01/28/00
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> > http://www.php.net/?blah
>
> What do you mean by 'it lets you take it'...?
Well, it lets you use urls of that form. I have used it a number of times
and I have run across a number of people using this form as well.
> My understanding, based on the ad-hoc statistics generator, is that most
> scripts don't use argc/argv, and there are probably whole sites that don't
> use it. Still, there's no way to let PHP know it's not necessary for it
> to set them up...
> Any reason not to selectively turn argv/argc off by an INI directive?
As long as we leave it on in the default configuration, I have no problems
with it. We should probably have a high-performance configuration file as
well.
-Rasmus
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