Re: Re (PRODUCTION!): [binarycloud-dev] ANT vs. MAKE

[<bin...@li...>]

> so are we near a stage where i could develop on a windows box and have my
> code be compatible with the final release of bc2?

You're there now.

You can develop modules till the cows come home and plug them right into a
version of r2 in a year.

You will not of course benefit from some of the additional tools that will
come along in the relatively near future, like entitymanager and
formbuilder, etc...

but you ca build modules and rest assured that the module spec _will_not_
change.

best,

-alex


> //.s
> 
> On Mon, 8 Oct 2001 bin...@li... wrote:
> 
>> On Mon, Oct 08, 2001 at 11:49:13AM -0700,
>> bin...@li... wrote:
>>> Hey dave,
>>> 
>>> if you want sablot to work fine, (and you're on a linux box)
>> Nope, BSD baby. Though may last set of production machines were all
>> Slack boxes and run great, I prefer BSD.
>> 
>>> 
>>> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=16402&release_id=52725
>>> 
>>> doenload that tarball and compile it from scratch.
>>> 
>>> that package is a little thing I made up that will properly compile and
>>> install apache (comes with a bunch of configure scripts for each package.
>>> 
>>> I have sab .5 working fine with php406/apache 1320
>>> 
>>> :)
>>> 
>>> _alex
>> 
>> Looking forward to getting this done up and running, I know I talked to
>> you a loooong time ago but didn't have the time to investigate BC. I
>> looked hard at Tomcat but I find PHP does pretty much everything faster
>> and with less effort/constraints. The one advantage I saw with Tomcat was
>> a structured environment. Thats what I think BC will give me.
>> 
>> DAve
>> 
>> --
>> My other computer is your Windows machine...
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