Introduction

The uopz - User Operations for Zend - extension exposes Zend Engine functionality normally used at compilation and execution time in order to allow modification of the internal structures that represent PHP code, and for user code to interact with the VM.

uopz supports the following activities:

  • Overloading some opcodes including ZEND_EXIT and ZEND_NEW
  • Backup and restore functions and methods
  • Renaming functions and methods
  • Copying of functions and methods
  • Deletion of functions and methods
  • Redefinition of global and class constants
  • Deletion of global and class constants
  • Runtime composition and modification of classes

Note:

All of the activities supported are compatible with opcache

Caution

PECL uopz 6.1.1 is not compatible with Xdebug >= 2.9.4. Later uopz versions are not compatible with Xdebug < 2.9.4.

Here you can write a comment


Please enter at least 10 characters.
Loading... Please wait.
* Pflichtangabe
There are no comments available yet.

PHP cURL Tutorial: Using cURL to Make HTTP Requests

cURL is a powerful PHP extension that allows you to communicate with different servers using various protocols, including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more. ...

TheMax

Autor : TheMax
Category: PHP-Tutorials

Midjourney Tutorial - Instructions for beginners

There is an informative video about Midjourney, the tool for creating digital images using artificial intelligence, entitled "Midjourney tutorial in German - instructions for beginners" ...

Mike94

Autor : Mike94
Category: KI Tutorials

Basics of views in MySQL

Views in a MySQL database offer the option of creating a virtual table based on the result of an SQL query. This virtual table can be queried like a normal table without changing the underlying data. ...

admin

Autor : admin
Category: mySQL-Tutorials

Publish a tutorial

Share your knowledge with other developers worldwide

Share your knowledge with other developers worldwide

You are a professional in your field and want to share your knowledge, then sign up now and share it with our PHP community

learn more

Publish a tutorial