(supports breakpoints, expression evaluation, step-in/over,
function call backtrace, and more).
- The Zend Engine claims 100% compatability with the engine of PHP
+ The Zend Engine claims 100% compatibility with the engine of PHP
3.0, and is shamelessly lying about it. Here's why:
* Static variable initializers only accept scalar values
printed the letter { and the contents of the variable $somevar in
PHP 3.0), it will result in a parse error with the Zend Engine.
In this case, you would have to change the code to print
- "\{$somevar"; This incompatability is due to the full variable
+ "\{$somevar"; This incompatibility is due to the full variable
reference within quoted strings feature added in the Zend
Engine.
#ifdef MYSQL_HAS_SET_CHARSET
PHP_FE(mysql_set_charset, arginfo_mysql_set_charset)
#endif
- /* for downwards compatability */
+ /* for downwards compatibility */
PHP_FALIAS(mysql, mysql_db_query, arginfo_mysql_db_query)
PHP_FALIAS(mysql_fieldname, mysql_field_name, arginfo_mysql_field_name)
PHP_FALIAS(mysql_fieldtable, mysql_field_table, arginfo_mysql_field_seek)
PHP_FE(socket_clear_error, arginfo_socket_clear_error)
PHP_FE(socket_import_stream, arginfo_socket_import_stream)
- /* for downwards compatability */
+ /* for downwards compatibility */
PHP_FALIAS(socket_getopt, socket_get_option, arginfo_socket_get_option)
PHP_FALIAS(socket_setopt, socket_set_option, arginfo_socket_set_option)
#include <sqlite3.h>
-/* for backwards compatability reasons */
+/* for backwards compatibility reasons */
#ifndef SQLITE_OPEN_READONLY
#define SQLITE_OPEN_READONLY 0x00000001
#endif
p = s;
} else {
/* memrchr is a GNU specific extension
- Emulate for wide compatability */
+ Emulate for wide compatibility */
for(p = e; *p != ':' && p >= s; p--);
}