Re: [INTERNALS-WIN] RE: [PHP-DEV] Differences in VC6 and VC9 Windows builds and MSSQL Driver.

[email protected] ("William A. Rowe, Jr.")
Newsgroups php.internals.win
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Pierre Joye wrote:
> 
> Yes, that's exactly what I mean. I was only saying that again in this
> thread (Uwe and you being new to me in this list :)

Actually I followed it all until this list was forked from internals@,
must have happened during some long flamewar on 5.3/6.0 features that were
'marked as read' with prejudice :-)  Have been around since, uhm, 4.2.x
fighting behind win32 build solutions here (including the new javascript
one - have a slew of patches inc once I refine them to allow for everyones'
individual tastes and f/w port to 5.3 branch.)

>> That doesn't equal accomplishing what is necessary in a manner that will
>> benefit the way that OSS communities create code.  And applying poor
>> suggestions that are personally delivered with love from MS is no different
>> than applying the same poor suggestions that come in the product docs.
> 
> I solved a couple of critical issues with their help already. As they
> suck badly at writing docs, it is often almost impossible to figure
> out a solution only by reading the docs (if there is any, but it is
> getting slightly better). However I was finally being able to solve
> many of them by asking the right guys in there. That's indeed not
> ideal as not very open (even if the solution ends in cvs anyway :),
> but it helps.

Yes - it does - httpd, tomcat, jk have profited similarly from their
outreach efforts.  Great team.  When I see comments as you made earlier
about "working with MS" we have to remember that it's a huge company
with very different goals on different teams, and not all of them will
ever align with what we are trying to accomplish.

That said, grade A+ for 2008 to Port25 in effort!

Bill
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