Description:
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=== does not compare two objects for identity, it compares the values of their fields, and recursively at that! It gives wrong answers and in some cases fails altogether!

Would you believe that === reports two different objects as being the same object, when they are not references?

Why can't it just check if they have the same storage address, that should be quick, painless and accurate!

There should be some way to tell when two object references refer to the same object (apart hack in an extra field and see if it appears in the other)

Reproduce code:
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<?php

$t->name='t';
$e->name='e';

$t->e=&$e;
$e->t=&$t;

$tt=&$t;

$a->n='n';
$b->n='n';

if ($a===$b) print "Dear me A and B are the same\n";
else print "Of course A and B are different\n";

if ($tt===$t) print "Yes, of course TT and T are the same\n";
else print "No they are not\n";
?>


Expected result:
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"Of course A and B are different"
"Yes, of course TT and T are the same"

Actual result:
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Dear me A and B are the same

Fatal error: Nesting level too deep - recursive dependency? in /home/sam/projects/reporter/t.php on line 17