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		<title>Memory Usage in PHP GD Image Functions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When working with the PHP GD Image functions, memory usage can become a serious issue. Where PHP developers often stumble is in not realizing that the various imagecreate*() functions create a bitmap in memory with data for each and every pixel. Therefore a source JPEG file that is only a few tens of kilobytes in [...]]]></description>
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