Hello Thies,
Thursday, June 19, 2003, 4:05:58 PM, you wrote:
TCA> On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 01:36:26PM +0200, Marcus B�rger wrote:
>> Hello Thies,
>>
>> it would be possible, maybe. But it seems like there are coming more
>> changes. Also the current layout is that every handler has it's own .c
>> and .h files as well as a generic test. Since you can only have one of
>> the db handler the source may be duplicated but only one generates
>> code. So i don't think this is anything to worry about.
TCA> i would argue that db4 needs its "own handler" as nobody will
TCA> need a PHP that has both db3 and db4 support.
ATM the only thing you can do to support more than one of db2/db3/db4
is to compile them your own and using config "--with-uniquename=NAME"
and patch dba accordingly.
TCA> two more things: a) i would love to see a *real* sleepycat-db
TCA> interface that exposes all of the db[34] API to PHP (not
TCA> willing to write that myself right now...). but i know that
TCA> that would not belong into the ext/dba abstraction as it
TCA> would have a _lot_ of specialized functions. -and- b) i think
TCA> the current duplication of code is just bloat and thereby bad
TCA> style and should be removed.
I played with the stuff today, trying to fix a bug in ext/dba. Yes it
would be a nice idea. And yes that would have no longer to do anything
with ext/dba. However i don't have the time to write it and anyway
that's a thing i would sell so send me customers for it :-)
TCA> <rant target="_not_ you!">
TCA> looking at the pure number of WS and CS commits done by
TCA> various folks i find it really embarrasing that bloat
TCA> like this gets into PHP nearly un-noticed.
TCA> </rant>
That holds for other parts of php, too. Keeping WS and CS in synch is
a good idea to make it easy for all the developers to read the code.
And it would even be a better idea to commit only stuff that meets CS.
But that's another story.
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Best regards,
Marcus mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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