Yes it can. If you are compiling yourself you can use configure without
specifying any webservers (i.e. Apache, Netscape, etc) and a binary called
php will be generated after you build.
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From: Chatchawan Boonraksa
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Note that by using the standalone executable of PHP I don't know of anyway
to invoke PHP without first creating a file with the script in it. So you
can't pipe a dynamically created script directly into PHP. You have to use
an intermediary file.
I imagine there is a way to make it work, but I
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