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From: Dave H. <da...@op...> - 2002-08-08 19:30:23
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Whoops. Forgot to reply to the list.. Begin forwarded message: > From: Dave Hayden <da...@op...> > Date: Thu Aug 08, 2002 12:31:00 PM US/Pacific > To: "Steve Alberty" <al...@ne...> > Subject: Re: [Ming-dev] PHP Integration > > > On Thursday, August 8, 2002, at 04:00 AM, Steve Alberty wrote: > >> i've seen that Dave has back porting ming.c from PHP 4.2.2. >> >> It is principal a good idea, but Dave has overwritten my change in this >> file, and I have also back porting ming.c from 4.3.0dev. > > Crap. Sorry. I don't keep up with the PHP API changes, so I just saw > that the CVS ming.c didn't work and the php-4.2.2 ming.c did, so I > assumed we were out of date. I added the PHP-4.3.0dev ming.c in as > ming-dev.c. I'm guessing most people who pull Ming from CVS won't be > using the dev version of PHP.. > >> We should more coordinate the back porting from php tree. >> >> I can commit every changes in php_ext/* the php cvs tree, because I >> have >> PHP CVS access. I think we should stop the back porting and make all >> the >> changes in the ming tree. > > It's always nice when PHP is up to date with Ming. Do you have any > idea when 4.3 is due out? I aim to have an Official Release of Ming > out the door in the next week, so if that's before the next PHP release > we should definitely get a current ming.c into the new PHP. > > As I said, though, I don't keep up with the PHP changes, so I don't > know what will work best for those who do.. > > -D > |