[shell-coding] What is/was Phoenix?

hey there... sorry for making another thread here,
but I've got a small q:

I've allready heard of a project called Phoenix.
Someone first told me per mail, now I'm reading
about it here... what is/was it?

I couldn't find any info browsing the web,
even not after a deeper search.

Is or was it something like the Raptor project?

Any info would be cool (curiosity kills fish too).

Mike, mailto:e-sushi@xxxxxxx


----- Original Message -----
From: <Bgvinyard@xxxxxxx>
To: <shell-coding@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 11:00 PM
Subject: [shell-coding] Re: howto talk to lsapi.dll (or any
other dll)?


> In a message dated 7/25/2002 11:45:41 AM Eastern Daylight
Time,
> kschaffe@xxxxxxxx writes:
>
> > That's something for 0.25. Technically, 0.24.7 isn't
> >  supposed to have any new features. The module
> >  API stuff isn't new; I just made it public.
>
> It may not be new, but it was internal before, at least in
another form, by
> exposing it in that api though, you are locking LiteStep into
that format; it
> will either have to be maintained or depreciated. The insane
hacks that keep
> getting added to LiteStep are only hindering it. Perhaps what
is needed is
> better design, something a little more thought out. I can
speak from
> experience when working on Phoenix that all these neat little
hacks and
> additions are a pain in the ass to support later if you want
to do anything
> besides what is already being done. If this mailing list is to
discuss shell
> features and coding, perhaps a better solution would be to
hash out an
> alternative system instead of just releasing a new api that
might not be
> supported by every LiteStep build.
>
> Just my two cents, I think any major additions to the api
should be ratified
> by the majority of code and module developers; perhaps there
is a better way,
> or the functionality isnt needed at all.
>
> Devil's Advocate,
> Message
>
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