On Tue, 2011-11-08 at 01:18 +0100, Ferenc Kovacs wrote: > > Might also be nice to build (PECL) extensions as sub-tasks, so if > they > > fail they don't cause the whole build to fail, but just a single red > > light between many green (or blue) ones. > > > > > Yeah, thats a good idea, even for some of the core exts, as there are > some > exts which can't be built/loaded at the same time.
If you do that for core extensions, is it possible to strucutre it in a way that the overall PHP compile process turns red if a core extension fails, but not if a PECL extension fails, in the later case the overall build might fails. In an ASCII tree something like this: +-build +-PHP core |+-ext/dom |+-ext/simplexml +-PECL +-pecl/htpp +-pecl/foobar So if pecl/http fails PECL turns read, as does "build" ... not sure whether that's possible as "PECL" will depend on "PHP core". I'm not sure where userland tests belong in that hierarchy, I think next to "PECL". johannes -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
