Given the discussion this has provoked, it seems to this naive reader
like it might be a good candidate for SoC.
Just an idea...
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The idea behind PHP from day one was that it was an environment for
wrapping compiled code. Things that are performance critical is written
in C/C++ and things that aren't are left in the PHP templates. Whether
you issue an SQL query from PHP or from a compiled C program doesn't
affect the
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
This comes up once or twice a year. The machine code you compile to is
going to end up looking a lot like the current executor since you don't
have strong types to help you optimize anything. You'd still need to
pass the unions around and do runtime type juggling and all
This comes up once or twice a year. The machine code you compile to is
going to end up looking a lot like the current executor since you don't
have strong types to help you optimize anything. You'd still need to
pass the unions around and do runtime type juggling and all the overhead
that comes
On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 04:19:45PM -0600, Jacob Santos wrote:
I believe it is possible currently using the Zend Engine and working it
either on top of APC or in place of APC. It would quite possibly help if
I ventured further into the Zend Engine and looked at APC source.
Researching the
