RFC:
Move 7.5/src/modules/ system -> System sybase -> Sybase
In accordance with the nameing standard for the rest of the modules. This should preferable be done before non-core hackers start to check things out as it will break checked out copies.
The system module uses the module name "_system" in Pike. There is no module named "system".
/ Martin Nilsson (hehe Torgny)
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2002-12-06 18:30: Subject: system
RFC:
Move 7.5/src/modules/ system -> System sybase -> Sybase
In accordance with the nameing standard for the rest of the modules. This should preferable be done before non-core hackers start to check things out as it will break checked out copies.
/ Peter Bortas
There is a "system" src/modules/. It might be unrelated, but in that case I feel it's a wrongly named for other reasons.
/ Peter Bortas
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2002-12-06 18:37: Subject: system
The system module uses the module name "_system" in Pike. There is no module named "system".
/ Martin Nilsson (hehe Torgny)
Yes. It is reasonable that the directories are named the same as the modules they produce, so _system is a better name of the directory.
/ Martin Nilsson (hehe Torgny)
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2002-12-06 18:38: Subject: system
There is a "system" src/modules/. It might be unrelated, but in that case I feel it's a wrongly named for other reasons.
/ Peter Bortas
System resides in lib/modules. src/modules/system should be renamed to _system if anything.
/ Mirar
Previous text:
2002-12-06 18:30: Subject: system
RFC:
Move 7.5/src/modules/ system -> System sybase -> Sybase
In accordance with the nameing standard for the rest of the modules. This should preferable be done before non-core hackers start to check things out as it will break checked out copies.
/ Peter Bortas
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