> > OK, I've fetch the install.xml and I've upgraded it to the new install > > section. > > The output is here: http://testes.aborla.net/install.txt > > > > I have to agree with you that it could be better if the install.txt was > > generated from the manual, as it would be easier to have the files in sync. > > But I think the generated file is too big and hard to read. Maybe we could > > just remove the text that is in the install.txt file and put there a link > > pointin to the manual :) > > There are a lot of people actually using the distributed install files > to install PHP. Note however that there are two files: > > php-src/INSTALL (for compiling on unix like systems) > php-src/win32/install.txt (for binary packages on windows) > > Note that there is no single install file containing all platforms (like > the txt you built). It would be more than good to investigate how the > INSTALL and install.txt files can be built from our manual sources (that > is only including platform specific instructions in them and no windows > building instructions, etc) > > Goba
I've made the two files: Sources: http://testes.aborla.net/install-win.xml | http://testes.aborla.net/install-unix.xml Output: http://testes.aborla.net/install-win.txt | http://testes.aborla.net/install-unix.txt Nuno
