Date: 08/31/01
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From: clarkbattle <email protected>
Operating system: win2k
PHP version: 4.0.6
PHP Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Bug description: fread design flaw
This is more of a design flaw than a bug. In C the fread() function
returns the number of bytes read. In php it returns the string read. The
C version is better. If you are reading binary data from a remote HTTP
source and you need to know how much data you have read it is impossible
with the PHP version. You cant read in a chunk then do a strlen() on the
chunk because its binary and may contain null chars. read() seems to have
the right interface but its experimental and only for sockets.
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