set_error_handler() cannot catch fatal errors (see the manual for specific error types).
So the following method is needed:
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ini_set ( 'max_execution_time', 1 );
function shutdown() {
$a = error_get_last ();
print_r ( $a );
}
register_shutdown_function ( 'shutdown' );
while ( true ) {
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ini_set ( 'max_execution_time', 1 );
function shutdown() {
$a = error_get_last ();print_r ( $a );
}
register_shutdown_function ( 'shutdown' );
while ( true ) {
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Note: sleep() pause time is not included in max_execution_time.
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