brian       98/04/02 16:32:46

  Modified:    .         STATUS
  Log:
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  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.254     +3 -10     apache-1.3/STATUS
  
  Index: STATUS
  ===================================================================
  RCS file: /export/home/cvs/apache-1.3/STATUS,v
  retrieving revision 1.253
  retrieving revision 1.254
  diff -u -r1.253 -r1.254
  --- STATUS    1998/04/01 14:44:40     1.253
  +++ STATUS    1998/04/03 00:32:45     1.254
  @@ -175,18 +175,15 @@
         Apache provided general functions (e.g., ap_cpystrn)
        ap_xxx: +1: Ken, Brian, Ralf, Martin, Paul, Roy, Jim
   
  -      OS-abstracting routines:
  -        currently os_xxx, migrate to ap_xxx: Brian
  -
         Public API functions (e.g., palloc)
  -     apapi_xxx: +1: Ken, Brian, Ralf, Paul, Jim
  +     apapi_xxx: +1: Ken, Ralf, Paul, Jim
        appublic_xxx:
        appub_xxx:
   
         Private functions which we can't make static
         but should be (e.g., new_connection)
        apprivate_xxx:
  -     appri_xxx: +1: Brian, Paul, Jim, Ken
  +     appri_xxx: +1: Paul, Jim, Ken
        httpd_xxx: +1: 
        apint_xxx: +1: Ralf (int = internal)
       
  @@ -197,6 +194,7 @@
        the few hours I did while writing apapi_vformatter is
        making me puke.  So many extra characters, so much wasted
        screen width, and keystrokes. -Dean
  +        +1  Brian
   
           I agree with Dean 100%. The work created to keep this straight
           far outweighs any gain this could give. -Randy
  @@ -210,11 +208,6 @@
        We should make some effort to make our code reader and
        maintainer friendly, because we aren't, and won't be,
        the only one's to maintain this.
  -
  -        Brian - can we compromise by using the "HIDE" system to
  -        expand out *all* prefixes in the cpp?  This would still affect
  -        people during debugging, but would avoid the CTS-inducing
  -        effect of typing "apapi" over and over.
   
       * Paul would like to see a 'gdbm' option because he uses
         it a lot. Dean notes that 'gdbm' include 'db' support
  
  
  

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