Re: PHP/QA Update #2

Zak Greant wrote: > > At 05:20 PM 7/27/00 -0500, Richard Lynch wrote: > > > 4.) Try to find developers who can work on the fixes > > > >One suggestion: PHP-QA people who have an interest in digging deeper into > >PHP may wish to proclaim areas of interest, and start skimming source code > >in that area, aiming at getting an overview of the code organization itself > >rather than reading every line of code. IE, focus on file organization, > >function groupings, high-level data-structures and function names rather > >than function bodies. > > That sounds like a solid idea. Once we have gotten an idea of how the bugs > will be grouped, perhaps we should post a list what bug packages will be > available for fixing to the PHP mailing lists and then let people pick up > what they will. > > The message should include what you have said above so that the less > experienced coders have an easier time of it. > > I am sure that there will be orphaned bugs - we will just have to be > diligent about finding someone to take care of them. > > >I suspect some bugs will be fixable by PHP-QA people themselves with some > >effort at learning the source, rather than finding an existing PHP Developer > >to fix them. > > I am sure that any number of the QA team member will be able to fix bugs - > Hartmut, Derick, Joey and other members already fix bugs on a regular basis. > > >Excellent Work So Far!!! > > Thank you! I am sure that really everyone appreciates the moral support > that we have been getting! Oh I looked for Hartmut, but he was going home some minutes ago. And I will do the same. Have a good night. -Egon -- SIX Offene Systeme GmbH · Stuttgart - Berlin - New York Sielminger Straße 63 · D-70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen Fon +49 711 9909164 · Fax +49 711 9909199 http://www.six.de