Re: Content of this list???

From: Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 10:40:56 +0000
Subject: Re: Content of this list???
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This brings up an interesting point however. I've been having a hell of a time finding a forum in which to discuss the development of extensions in C for php. The php-dev list is, of course, geared towards the development of the core and standard modules, where the coding and discussions directly benifit the php community as a whole. But it would be nice to have a list/forum in which to discuss our own experiences/problems in developing extensions to php. Ie, the outcome of my development may not benifit anyone else directly, but I think the ability to extend php with C is more of a selling point than many people realize. (For instance, I'm developing a module which will talk to our CORBA servers for reporting/admin through php ... ) Maybe this is because there is no clear community of support for people who want to use the extensibility of php /w C as middleware, glueing front ends to backends? Anyhow, I may be wrong .. is there already another list that facilitates dicussion of the type I'm referring to? Garret Sterling Hughes wrote: > > The list is not php-hackers its php-dev (as in development). This list is for > topics related to the development of PHP, and bugs are a part of the development > (or more precisely fixing bugs is part of the development). > > Sterling > > > Greetings, > > > > Why are all the bug reports being posted to hackers? If I wanted to read > > the bug reports wouldn't I be reading php-bugs??? I was under the > > assumption that hackers was the place to discuss advanced PHP topics and > > internals... Or am I in the wrong list for that? > > > > Thanks, > > Matthew > > -- - Garret Thomson ---- Programmer/Analyst ------------------------------ TargetNet.Com Inc | [416]-306-0466 x 919 | gthomson@targetnet.com "I always wanted to be somebody, but I should have been more specific." - Seinfield -----------------------------------------------------------------------

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