At 08:10 28-08-01, George Schlossnagle wrote:
Ok,
I have a php interface to the spread group communication toolkit client
api. Hard to say how wide it's audience would be, but it's very useful
for creating distributed applications (it was written to facilitate some
distributed logging and
Hi George,
I have a php interface to the spread group communication toolkit client
api. Hard to say how wide it's audience would be, but it's very useful
for creating distributed applications (it was written to facilitate some
distributed logging and distributed filesystem caching needs).
I have a php interface to the spread group communication toolkit client
api. Hard to say how wide it's audience would be, but it's very useful
for creating distributed applications (it was written to facilitate some
distributed logging and distributed filesystem caching needs). Code
If you think it would have a significant audience (i.e., more than you :)
then we can add it in.
Makes sense, I guess it's usefulness is what's up for debate.
Dan Cowgill and I have a tracing/profiling/debugging extension which we
would be quite interested in having included in php. Code
Works fine for me - I just downloaded the 3.16.0 tarball and it built fine.
hm, well, the 3.16.0 source and the binary tarball to,
are corrupted when i try to open file.
i would like to ask you, how this messages are received, and if it is
possible
to read
them with PHP, or if i
Hi,
I was interested in what the process of contributiing extensions to php
is. I'm a author/maintainer of a couple existing and soon-to-be php
extensions and was curious about how to get them evaluated for inclusion
as part of the existing 'ext' extension structure and just what the
Hi George, actually what I meant when I said to send mail to php-dev was
that you should describe your actual extensions. General-purpose
extensions that really would be useful to a wide audience are good
candidates for inclusion, although there has been a push to start the
process of moving
Ok,
I have a php interface to the spread group communication toolkit client
api. Hard to say how wide it's audience would be, but it's very useful
for creating distributed applications (it was written to facilitate some
distributed logging and distributed filesystem caching needs). Code
