Jyri Virkki wrote: These are basically nits. +1 otherwise. > 1.2 Previous Relevant ARC cases > > PSARC/2007/641 - Enabling built-in extensions. > PSARC/2007/552 - Upgrading PHP 5.2.4 > PSARC/2007/470 - Upgrading PHP 5.2.3 > PSARC/2007/168 - Integrating PHP 5.2.0 > PSARC/2008/538 - Integrating PHP 5.2.6 > I'm sure you mean LSARC/2008/538.. It seems odd that it switched from PSARC->LSARC. <shrug>. I'm still trying to figure out where that line is, and continue to be surprised. I'm sure I'll get it eventually. > > /usr/php/5.2/modules/ncurses.so > /usr/php/5.2/modules/odbc.so >
When did the directory structure change? I followed this forward from the original PSARC/2007/168 case, and there the convention was "/usr/php5/$(VER)". This seems to be the first follow-on case where the directory structure is indicated differently.. > 2.9 Package Dependencies > > SUNWphp52u-ncurses will depend on SUNWncurses > > SUNWphp52u-odbc will depend on SUNWunixodbc > > SUNWphp52u-snmp will depend on SUNWnetsnmp-core > Why isn't this last dependency listed in the imported interface section? LSARC/2008/538 is a cleaner read on the package->library dependency.
