Re: Hi

Hi Stelian, if I am not mistaken 0-9-1 is actually the protocol version. both the PECL ext. and librabbitmq-c are build for that protocol version. v0.4.1 is the librabbitmq-c version witch is still 0-9-1 protocol compatible. But it really makes sense to contact the lead developer and make sure that this is the case. I’ll try to contact him and will let you guys know. 😊 Thiago Enviado do Email do Windows De: Stelian Mocanita Enviado: ‎segunda-feira‎, ‎21‎ de ‎outubro‎ de ‎2013 ‎22‎:‎57 Para: thiago@carvalho.fm Cc: Daniel Brown, phpdoc@lists.php.net Hello, I looked into this a while back and the PHP extension for AMQP was not working properly with librabbitmq (it required version 0.9.1). Right now the C extension for the protocol changed its versioning scheme entirely and it does not seem like the PECL extension was adjusted for that. Granted I did not try to use the extension for the last few months, but getting in contact with the lead developer for the package and making sure it is still supported might be a good first step. Stelian On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 2:08 AM, <thiago@carvalho.fm> wrote: Hello 😊 Specifically I intent to improve AMQP docs, some methods are out of date or have almost no information. The first patch (attached) fixes the instalation instructions for rabbitmq-c. According to the instructions provided by the author https://github.com/alanxz/rabbitmq-c/ (recently I tried the method that is in the current documentation but it did not work) Thiago Enviado do Email do Windows De: Daniel Brown Enviado: ‎quinta-feira‎, ‎17‎ de ‎outubro‎ de ‎2013 ‎12‎:‎07 Para: Thiago Carvalho Cc: phpdoc@lists.php.net On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 10:14 AM, Thiago Carvalho <thiago@carvalho.fm> wrote: > Hey guys, > > I am a PHP dev since 2008 and now I want to give back a little to the > community. > > I am specially interested in contributing to the AMQP documentation > http://php.net/manual/en/book.amqp.php > > Usually php.net documentation is all I need, but in the case of AMQP it was > out of date or nor very helpful. > > Cheers :) What did you have in mind, specifically? Any patches you could work up for us to show the areas you hope to improve from the existing? (Extra credit: we still use SVN for the docs, so submitting ready-to-go patch examples will certainly help prove your case. Otherwise, to jump right in, check out https://edit.php.net/.) -- </Daniel P. Brown> Network Infrastructure Manager http://www.php.net/