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Subject: Hacker's guide?
From: youngian@grinnell.edu (Ian Young)

Hi all,
I'm applying for one of PHP's Google Summer of Code projects.  The ideas
page (http://www.php.net/ideas.php) includes this text: "If you are
applying for a project in the PHP code itself (in C), you may find
useful the PHP hackers guide, which also includes our C coding standards
(TBD)."  Does this hackers guide exist? I don't see it anywhere in the
documentation.  Is this just a reference to the readmes included in the
source code? I did find the coding standards there, but I'm curious if
there's more info somewhere else.

Ian