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Tomas V.V.Cox 8d73650be2 Use DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR instead of hardcoded '/' 24 years ago
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Archive * better gzip detection (magic cookie) 24 years ago
Console use $GLOBALS['HTTP_SERVER_VARS'] instead 24 years ago
OS * take uname as optional constructor parameter 24 years ago
PEAR Use DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR instead of hardcoded '/' 24 years ago
docs * sync up 24 years ago
packages Bundle Net_socket, needed for Net_SMTP 24 years ago
scripts * don't set include path if running 'pear.in' without substitutions 24 years ago
tests * made rebuildFileMap method public, added caching and checkFileMap method 24 years ago
CMD.php Maintain headers. 25 years ago
CODING_STANDARDS correct url 25 years ago
ITX.xml - Renamed the file following Thies suggestion 26 years ago
Makefile.frag - Let's be tad more verbose what's happening during 'make install' 24 years ago
PEAR.php * always enable track_errors 24 years ago
README Point readers to pear web 25 years ago
System.php Workarround to the empty $_ENV 24 years ago
catalog * added sgml/xml catalog file 26 years ago
install-pear.php By the moment trust that the dependencies are good 24 years ago
install-pear.txt Complain loudly, if we were not able to install everything. 26 years ago
package-Archive_Tar.xml * sync up 24 years ago
package-Console_Getopt.xml * POSIX getopt compatibility support (first argv element is the command) 24 years ago
package-PEAR.xml "Release notes"++ 24 years ago
package.dtd * added missing license element 24 years ago
pear.m4 Improve the life of external extension maintainers by 25 years ago

README

	   PEAR - PHP Extension and Application Repository
===============================================
Dedicated to Malin Bakken, born 1999-11-21

WHAT IS PEAR?

PEAR is a code repository for PHP extensions and PHP library code
similar to TeX's CTAN and Perl's CPAN.

The intention behind PEAR is to provide a means for library code
authors to organize their code in a defined way shared by other
developers, and to give the PHP community a single source for such
code.


DOCUMENTATION

Documentation for PEAR can be found at http://pear.php.net/manual/.