PHP-CPP 2.4.7

• Fixed compile issue on PHP 7

PHP-CPP 2.4.6

• Fixed the Php::include_once() function (it caused memory corruption on PHP 8)

PHP-CPP 2.4.5

• Fixed possible double-free when calling method_exists() or Php::Value::isCallable() on PHP 8
• Fixed version number (forgot to change that in 2.4.4)

PHP-CPP 2.4.4

• Fixed possible double-free when calling method_exists() or Php::Value::isCallable() on PHP 8

PHP-CPP 2.4.3

• Fixed __get() and related methods for PHP version 8 and up (such methods caused a segfault)
• Fixed Php::Traversable class for PHP version 8 and up (this caused a warning about an abstract class that could not be instantiated)
• All Php::Traversable classes now automatically have a getIterator() method
• Fixed crash when using comparison operators on a non-string Php::Value to compare it with a "const char *"
• Some internal changes to variable-length-arrays compiler to get broader compiler support
• Changes to the build mechanism (we no longer build special object files for shared and static libraries)

PHP-CPP 2.4.2

• Fixed registering of parameters with an unspecified type for PHP 8 and up (these parameters were incorrectly registered as typed parameters)

PHP-CPP 2.4.1

• No functional changes since 2.4.0
• The "libphpcpp.so" is now a symlink using a relative path, to make it a bit easier to copy around together with the libphpcpp.so.x.y files

PHP-CPP 2.4.0

• Support for PHP 8.2
• When the "Php::Countable" interface is implemented, the $object->count() method is now implicitly enabled and passed to MyClass::__count().

PHP-CPP 2.3.5

• Classes that extend from Php::Serializable no longer have to explicitly register the serialize() and unserialize() methods (they are not implicitly added)

PHP-CPP 2.3.4

• Fixed a segmentation fault on extension startup