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

PHP-CPP 2.3.3

• Fixed PHP 7.4 issue (because of new values for C constants, interfaces were suddenly registered as abstract classes)

PHP-CPP 2.3.2

• Fixed version number (the 2.3.1 release was still creating a 2.3.0 shared object file)

PHP-CPP 2.3.1

• Fixed issue for PHP 7.4 with interfaces that extend from other interfaces

PHP-CPP 2.3.0

• Support for PHP 7.4
• C++ classes that derive from Php::Traversable now automatically also implement "Traversable" in PHP space ("instanceof" operator now works)
• C++ classes that derive from Php::Serializable now automatically also implement "Serializable" in PHP space ("instanceof" operator now works)
• Performance optimization for destructing objects
• Some small improvements and fixes to the building procedures with cmake
• Fixed some mistakes in example code

PHP-CPP 2.2.0

WARNING: Breaking changes to the ABI and API regarding the Error class

Warning: commit dfe4a94 breaks build on PHP7.0 and PHP7.1. Needs fix before proper release

• Renamed exception to throwable
• Enumeration Php::Error has been renamed to Php::ErrorType to make room for the new Php::Error class
• Added new class Php::Error that can be used for throwing errors (PHP7 normally throws errors instead of reporting fatal errors, which is what PHP5 did)
• Php::Exception is now only used for exceptions and no longer for errors (so extensions can be written to only catch exceptions, and not the errors)
• Removed support for Exception::file() and Exception::line()
• A couple of functions that used to report fatal errors, now throw an Php::Error object instead
• fixed exception handling for class methods and functions (uncaught Error objects caused a full crash, now they cause a fatal error)
• when calling an invalid function we no longer throw an exception, but an error
• renamed ErrorType to Message
• closures now get an empty string as name because exception handling functions sometimes need access to the name
• fixed issue when dealing with optional object parameters

PHP-CPP 2.1.4

• added Php::Stream class

PHP-CPP 2.1.3

• improved makefile
• fixed some valgrind complaints about uninitialized memory
• fixed the __invoke() and __call() methods: the return value of the C++ function was not passed to php space