I just want to remind: dev-php/eaccelerator now supporting php 5.4 (and even much better then pecl-apc for me), but current version placed only on git. You can snapshotting tarball from github or use git, but IMHO good idea to do something. To force I attaching trivial patch... Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 331512 [details, diff] eaccelerator-9999.patch 0.9.6.1-r5 -> 9999 (git)
Created attachment 331514 [details, diff] eaccelerator-9999.ebuild.patch
Sorry, but if upstream is not ready to do a release for php 5.4, then we will not support it either. You already have a patched ebuild that works, then just put it in your own overlay. Cheers, Ole Markus
OK. I just shy to add so trivial "innovative" changes from mainline and think this is more wide useful. But added to my overlay, ok.
(In reply to comment #4) > OK. I just shy to add so trivial "innovative" changes from mainline and > think this is more wide useful. But added to my overlay, ok. Trivial for a single package maybe, but when we add this for many packages for no particular reason beyond a user requesting it, the maintenance cost becomes quite high :)
(In reply to comment #5) > Trivial for a single package maybe, but when we add this for many packages > for no particular reason beyond a user requesting it, the maintenance cost > becomes quite high :) Reason - only permanent problems with APC & PHP 5.4 (last - 5.4.8) & MPM-ITK. But in global sense - yes, people can use XCache too. PS This is APC problem: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=62996 - "solved", but 5.4.8 is later.