Description:
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When looping numerically through an associative array, certain operations cause a massive memory leak in Apache, eating up all available ram at about 60mb/s.  Windows grinds to a halt as 1gb of Virtual Memory is gobbled up.  

Trying to echo each element of the array returns nothing as would be expected, but concatting or executing a function such a stripslashes on the elements causes the memory leak.

My php.ini differs only in max_execution time and the maximum size of POST uploads.

Reproduce code:
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$array['a'] = 'Some text';
$array['b'] = "It\'s nice text";

 // prints 2
echo count($array);

 // prints nothing
echo $array[0];

 // does nothing
$array[0] = stripslashes($array[0]);


for ($i=0; $i<count($array); $i++)
{
	 // does nothing
	echo $array[$i];

	 // memory leak
	$array[$i] = 'blah' . $array[$i];

	 // memory leak
	$array[$i] = stripslashes($array[$i]);
}

Expected result:
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To have no effect on the array

Actual result:
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Sorry, I can't decipher your instructions for using backtrace!  Shoot the stupid guy ;o)