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In phpMyAdmin, all current versions, you cannot export any type of data with xCache.

We use php 4.4.7, apache 1.3.39 and xcache 1.0.3 (default ini settings).

Error log gives me a "Fatal Error: Cannot Redeclare () in ...". It´s 100% a xCache Bug (since without loading it, no problem at all)

I get,

 make
/usr/bin/m4 -E -D srcdir="/usr/local/source/xcache" -D builddir="."  /usr/local/source/xcache/processor/main.m4 > ./processor.out.tmp
AUTOCHECK INFO: runtime autocheck Disabled (optimized build)
AUTOCHECK WARN: zend_compiled_variable: missing structinfo, dont panic
AUTOCHECK WARN: zend_try_catch_element: missing structinfo, dont panic
AUTOCHECK INFO: zend_brk_cont_element: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: HashTable: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK ERROR: ==== calc zval =================
AUTOCHECK expected: value,refcount,flags,type,is_ref
AUTOCHECK missing : flags
AUTOCHECK WARN: zend_arg_info: missing structinfo, dont panic
AUTOCHECK INFO: zend_constant: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK WARN: zend_property_info: missing structinfo, dont panic
AUTOCHECK INFO: zend_class_entry: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: znode: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: zend_op: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: zend_op_array: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: xc_constinfo_t: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: xc_funcinfo_t: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: xc_classinfo_t: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK WARN: xc_autoglobal_t: missing structinfo, dont panic
AUTOCHECK INFO: xc_entry_data_php_t: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: xc_entry_data_var_t: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK INFO: xc_entry_t: processor looks good
AUTOCHECK ERROR: ==== store zval =================
AUTOCHECK ERROR: ==== restore zval =================
AUTOCHECK ERROR: ==== dprint zval =================
AUTOCHECK ERROR: ==== dasm zval =================
AUTOCHECK ERROR: ==== asm zval =================
make: *** [processor.out] Error 1

My example demonstrate how easy make crash PHP with xcache.

<?php
class myclass {
	function __construct() {
	}
}

if(xcache_isset('my_obj')) {
	$my_object = xcache_get('my_obj');
	var_dump($my_object);
} else {
	$my_object = new myclass();
	xcache_set('my_obj', $my_object);
	var_dump($my_object);
}

?>