Using Zend engine and IIS 5. The php4isapi.dll as the interpeter. I received a memory
violation (don't remember what kind) while viewing the following page:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0">
<TITLE></TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>

<?php
	class CBaseClass
	{
		function Write() { echo "Inside CBaseClass";}
	}
	class CClass extends CBaseClass
	{
		function Write() { echo "Inside CClass"; }
	}
	$c=new CClass;
	c->Write();
?>

</BODY>
</HTML>

I switched to php.exe (not restarting IIS) and still got the error. I restarted win2k and
both interpeters then returned "
Parse error: parse error in e:\inetpub\wwwroot\Default.php on line 18
"

After fixing the error I recieved "Inside CClass" which is a proper behaviour.


Also, why does php4isapi.dll causes two "dllhost"s to open?

Awaiting response,
                Asaf Revach.

Add.: A day later I got a similiar error and it is:
"PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 00ED4E86".
Asaf.

Is this a general problem or only related to that single page?

	It was later discovered as a general problem. However, a bug in my hardware was also discovered (CPU related). So, it might have originated from that problem. To strengthen that assumption the Php4Isapi.DLL (its DllHost) caused exceptions with no apparent reason, without a PHP page being opened even. I use an Intel 667Mhz Pentium and those 'just because' exceptions have stopped appearing since my new CPU was installed. I hope my CPU was the reason and thank you for your attention.

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