Re: We Want Quality

waldschrott wrote: > testing a few of the *major modules* (mysql...) on a few of the *most > important OSs*, I think that´s Linux AND Win32 every week or so, would > be a sufficient quality assurance, using a standard test scheme should > cover most the most obvious bugs, I think these are... > - PHP 4.0.x won´t compile on a major OS > - PHP 4.0.x won´t compile with a mafor module > - PHP 4.0.x crashes on a major OS > - PHP 4.0.x crashes using a major module Sounds good to me. > we should assign a *simple task* to the *most frequently available > users and developers* for several modules or OSs: > I would take the build *Win32* and do *basic tests part* eg. mysql and > odbc You can count me, too, in for testing of PHP (ApacheModule and CGI, MySQL, Java, ... ) on Win32. -- Homepage : http://gravedancer.rc5.de \ eMail: sebastian.bergmann@web.de PHP-Stand auf Europas größter Linux-Messe: 'Linux-Tag' ! weitere Infos @ http://www.dynamic-webpages.de/