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A PHP module that will allow PHP scripts to connect and make calls to enterprise Tuxedo middleware services. Module is implemented directly into PHP external functions (ie: a C compiled shared library called by PHP).
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COOK is an embedded language which can be used as a macro preprocessor and for similar text processing. The concept is similar to PHP, but is oriented towards batch-mode processing.
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PHP to Java bytecode compiler allows to run legacy PHP-based web applications on any Java Servlets container.
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PHPerl links a Perl interpreter into the PHP3/4 module for Apache. It provides a PHP API for managing Perl interpreters and evaluating Perl expressions, plus a package of Perl subroutines to assist in executing Perl packages in PHP context.
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Aeperio is a very fast and very flexible syntax highlighter. The script is webbased and can be used for forums, blogs or other sites. You can even create your own language to be highlighted, if you are not satisfied with the provided languages.
