I can't disagree with some of your sentiments, that new things are being
developed while there are some "old things" that are incomplete or in
dis-repair.
Unfortunately, PHP being developed as it is, there are only so many
people able to work on the core.
My own story with php-core was like
Hi Arvids,
This is exactly what I've stated yesterday here, you can read it
at http://news.php.net/php.internals/64820 but I've yet to receive
an answer for it.
The problem is that someone will actually need to implement the
whole thing again, in C, again, and it's going to be painful (again).
I have to agree with Lester.
It seems that there is a conspiracy to push annotations into PHP :D No,
really, it's like goons decided that PHP needs annotations no matter what
and just flooded the mailing list.
I think: "The line must be drawn here, this far, no further!" © Star Trek
Before adding
On 1/11/2013 2:44 AM, Lester Caine wrote:
Some of you will have heard this before, but please bare with me ...
The folks on this list don't need to see you naked.
--
Thomas Hruska
CubicleSoft President
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Some of you will have heard this before, but please bare with me ...
A number of years ago I needed a new infrastructure to produce 'web based'
versions of the windows client code I've been writing since window 3.1 days. I'd
been using C++ for many years and still have to support that code. C#
