Google and the other search engines have no problem spidering and indexing content generated using PHP and MagpieRSS, any more than they would have a problem with content generated from a database or any other source. That's because it is created on the server-side. The engines don't know or care how the content is created, as long as it is recognizable (HTML, XHTML, PDF...), it can find it (there is a link to it), and it isn't blocked, by a robots.txt rule for example.
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