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From: Alan K. <al...@ak...> - 2004-05-19 16:24:06
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The changes are getting rather dramatic now. - it may be better to branch it, Some of the major changes: - Provisional Tree builder (using PHP_Parser) - Function store broken out of Generator - Compiler factory - for storing build info (like libs), and seperate drivers for win/unix. I've commented out the old generator code at the moment, it now currently dumps the node tree, when you try and compile a file. next step is probably to see if I can get the node tree to generate the BinaryPHP C++ code. Feel free to have a browse around. http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/BinaryPHP/ Regards alan Sean Jamieson wrote: > Hi Alan, > The project has been inactive for about 5 months now (as the cvs commit > log shows), but I'd be willing to commit your changes, if you want > create some diffs and attach them. (as long as you've tested them, and > they work :-P) > > Alan Knowles wrote: > >> Got bored and started playing around with the source to binaryphp. >> >> http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/ >> >> Some of the ideas I played around with: >> >> http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/functions.php >> - rather than manually keep track of a big array of functions that are >> avaiable, generate the list when you compile.. (eventually caching it..) >> >> >> >> http://www.akbkhome.com:81/svn/binaryphp/functions/mysql/mysql_connect.cpp >> >> - use commented headers to store dependancy info >> //#include >> //#library >> >> //#usefunction >> ** the eventual plan for this is to allow something like this: >> >> //#usefunction GtkWidget::new php_gtk_wrapper_gtk_widget_new >> #define php_gtk_wrapper_gtk_widget_new(a,b) / >> (php_var) binphp_gtk_wrapper(gtk_widget_new((int) a, (char*) b)); >> >> >> >> http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/tokenizer.php >> - small hack to make static class method calls appear as a function call. >> >> >> >> http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/tokenflow.php >> - relay function calls into the function 'manager' >> >> ********************************************* >> >> Anyone know what the current status of binary php is >> >> The basic C++ design is quite nice, and the organization of function >> implementation is good. the grammer parser stuff eventually needs to >> utilize a real parser.. - but fudging the tokenizer is workable in the >> short term.. >> >> did you want to sign me up for cvs access..??????? - commit some of >> this stuff.. >> >> Regards >> Alan >> >> >> >> >> > -- Can you help out? Need Consulting Services or Know of a Job? http://www.akbkhome.com |
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From: Alan K. <al...@ak...> - 2004-05-08 14:58:41
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Got bored and started playing around with the source to binaryphp. http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/ Some of the ideas I played around with: http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/functions.php - rather than manually keep track of a big array of functions that are avaiable, generate the list when you compile.. (eventually caching it..) http://www.akbkhome.com:81/svn/binaryphp/functions/mysql/mysql_connect.cpp - use commented headers to store dependancy info //#include //#library //#usefunction ** the eventual plan for this is to allow something like this: //#usefunction GtkWidget::new php_gtk_wrapper_gtk_widget_new #define php_gtk_wrapper_gtk_widget_new(a,b) / (php_var) binphp_gtk_wrapper(gtk_widget_new((int) a, (char*) b)); http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/tokenizer.php - small hack to make static class method calls appear as a function call. http://devel.akbkhome.com/svn/index.php/binaryphp/tokenflow.php - relay function calls into the function 'manager' ********************************************* Anyone know what the current status of binary php is The basic C++ design is quite nice, and the organization of function implementation is good. the grammer parser stuff eventually needs to utilize a real parser.. - but fudging the tokenizer is workable in the short term.. did you want to sign me up for cvs access..??????? - commit some of this stuff.. Regards Alan -- Can you help out? Need Consulting Services or Know of a Job? http://www.akbkhome.com |
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From: Derek F. <sha...@as...> - 2004-05-03 04:06:47
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Tim S wrote: > Hey All; > > I stumpled upon this project today, and it seems very cool. > > I wanted to ask 2 questions. > > 1) Can I compiled a large number of simultaneous PHP files? (of > course I can write a bash script, but just asking) > > 2) Forgive the naiveness on this question, but can I also compile web > based PHP files, that would somehow be viewed in a browser by end > user? Point is to write a program for web, sell it to customer for > use of their website... but if it is on his server, he would then see > the source of traditional PHP > > TimS > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Oracle 10g > Get certified on the hottest thing ever to hit the market... Oracle > 10g. Take an Oracle 10g class now, and we'll give you the exam FREE. > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=3149&alloc_id=8166&op=click > _______________________________________________ > BinaryPHP-devel mailing list > Bin...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/binaryphp-devel Thanks for your interest in our project, Tim. Currently no, you cannot compile a lot of files simultaneously, however a bash script is a viable option. As of yet, no, you cannot (and more than likely should not) compile web-based applications. If you want to protect your source, there are several php encrpytion applications, both commercial and free. The commercial way would be to purchase the zendEncoder from Zend.com, but if you don't have any money there are several php extensions which will encode/decode php files. |
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From: Tim S <ti...@ho...> - 2004-05-02 15:37:35
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Hey All; I stumpled upon this project today, and it seems very cool. I wanted to ask 2 questions. 1) Can I compiled a large number of simultaneous PHP files? (of course I can write a bash script, but just asking) 2) Forgive the naiveness on this question, but can I also compile web based PHP files, that would somehow be viewed in a browser by end user? Point is to write a program for web, sell it to customer for use of their website... but if it is on his server, he would then see the source of traditional PHP TimS _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus |
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From: A.Sleep <a....@as...> - 2003-11-21 02:03:11
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On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 06:24:35PM -0600, Derek Ford wrote: > Before we event think of releasing an rc, we should concentrate on > finishing a few things completely. Here is my completely inaccurate list. Yea, please... let's not jump the gun here Speedy ;) > I. parser. [...SNiP...8<...] > 2) I don't even want to think about this section, heh. That's a great freaking list. If nobody is against it I'm going to work that into the wiki (faster then I've delt with the function list let's hope ;)) > 1) management system for functions complete/incomplete, with notes and a > way to mark things complete/incomplete/bug ridden, etc, with > feedback. Honestly the wiki isn't going to do it for us and I don't have time to write an app - even though it's not overly complex. Can we get someone to build us a Q&D (quick and dirty) app? > 2) bug manager. See: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=85979&atid=578092 > 3) documentation documentation documentation! I would concentrate on > getting the first two things done before we worry about this, though. We > all love api documentation, I know, but please, contain yourselves.... ^_~ > The first two entail a website of some form, I doubt a wiki is going to > suffice for long... Actually, the wiki can last for quite a while for documentation. I even use wiki's at the office for docs (not all, but some collab. docs). -- .-"""-. A.Sleep -*- Jeraimee Hughes /* * * *\ PHP Sith and Free Software Evangelist :_.-:`:-._; Cell Phone: 954.854.3155 <as...@vo...> (_) Web: www.asleep.net -*- Email: a....@as... _\|/(_)\|/______________________________________________________ "It's a poor man who can't think of more then one way to spell a word" - Andrew Jackson |
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From: Derek F. <sha...@as...> - 2003-11-20 23:16:36
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Before we event think of releasing an rc, we should concentrate on
finishing a few things completely. Here is my completely inaccurate list.
I. parser.
a. error handling
b. references?
c. loops
1) for
3) foreach
2) while
d. control mechanisms for functions that have yet to be added. added
to the error handler; E_INCOMPLETE. We should also keep in mind the
major changes being done to php at the moment. As deprecated
functionality is being removed, we shouldn't touch it at all. Let's
leave deprecated functionality _gone_. As for E_STRICT catches,
believe it would be best to just make (i know i'm a bastard for
this) bad code call "good functions" internally. ala no bar, if someone
uses bar() make it call foo() internally, because foo() is
faster, less resource extensive, whatever.
II. Functions and constructs
a. output buffering(?)
b. all datatype operation functionality. (save objects, of course,
_daeken_ ;) )
c. constructs... we must test _everything_.
III. Extensions
a. MySQL finished? (I could tackle this. I want to rewrite Hexus'
code, no offense Hexus! It would just be easier for me to write further
if it was all my code. )
1) there are going to be some licensing issues with this
one... We'll need to get word from and to the MySQL co.
b SQLite? SQLii?
1) Might run into trouble with the SQLite team....
c. Sockets?
1) there are a lot of obscure but important functions that
need to be done with this...
d. Streams?
2) I don't even want to think about this section, heh.
This is wholly incomplete, I know... Lets get an idea of what we need
and get a list done. Also, we need a few things done as far as project
management goes...
1) management system for functions complete/incomplete, with notes and a
way to mark things complete/incomplete/bug ridden, etc, with feedback.
2) bug manager.
3) documentation documentation documentation! I would concentrate on
getting the first two things done before we worry about this, though. We
all love api documentation, I know, but please, contain yourselves.... ^_~
The first two entail a website of some form, I doubt a wiki is going to
suffice for long...
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From: Daeken B. <dae...@ya...> - 2003-11-20 21:32:31
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After quite a lot time away from the project
due to work and personal issues, I'm finally back and
working on BinaryPHP again. Currently I'm working on
fixing the many bugs that are in BinaryPHP, before I
continue with my OOP implimentation.
I'm currently thinking that when the majority
of all known bugs are fixed, we will probably do a
release, though this isn't definite yet. I would like
to have a full release out with the new parser and
full array support, and it looks very probable that
this will happen soon.
Once this release is out, I will be posting
information on what needs to be done, where it should
be implimented, how it should be brought about (unless
I'm completely lost, which is the case in quite a
number of things ;) ), etc.
Hopefully soon we'll all see some more
progress towards the initial goal of having BinaryPHP
convert itself.
Now, time for me to get going to school so I can get
some coding done on paper ;)
Happy Hacking,
Cody Brocious
(Lord Daeken M. BlackBlade)
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From: A.Sleep <a....@as...> - 2003-09-29 21:56:38
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On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 09:19:15AM -0500, Devon Weller wrote:
> I am an experienced PHP developer with a working knowledge of C/C++. I
> would like to continue more to this project.
Welcome, we welcome any assistance you have to offer.
You code has already been added and should be in the most recent cvs
snapshot (thanks to Lateralus).
If you have any issues let us know.
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/* * * *\ PHP Sith and Free Software Evangelist
:_.-:`:-._; Cell Phone: 954.854.3155 <as...@vo...>
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From: Devon W. <dw...@de...> - 2003-09-25 14:19:42
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This patch allows assignment of a long value to a php_var. Without it, the time() function is broken. This is a really simple patch, but it is my first time, so I wanted to try something simple. I think this project has tremendous potential. I've been considering working on something like this myself, but am glad to see it is already underway! I am an experienced PHP developer with a working knowledge of C/C++. I would like to continue more to this project. - Devon |
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From: <lat...@as...> - 2003-09-14 20:25:05
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Here are the changes. Docs/Authors, functions.php, functions/timedate/gettimeofday.cpp, and functions/timedate/time.cpp. Cheers -- Derek ( Lateralus ) |
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From: <lat...@as...> - 2003-09-14 00:49:28
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i've attached gettimeofday.cpp, functions.php and the Authors files, whic= h need to be updated in CVS..if someone could commit these, that'd be great :) gettimeofday.cpp needs to be put in functions/timedate/gettimeofday.cpp, the Authors file is the docs/Authors file, and functions.php is obvious := ) cheers, Derek ( Lateralus ) (Sorry about the resend, forgot to attach the files!) |
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From: <lat...@as...> - 2003-09-14 00:45:03
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i've attached gettimeofday.cpp, functions.php and the Authors files, whic= h need to be updated in CVS..if someone could commit these, that'd be great :) gettimeofday.cpp needs to be put in functions/timedate/gettimeofday.cpp, the Authors file is the docs/Authors file, and functions.php is obvious := ) cheers, Derek ( Lateralus ) |
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From: ScoutMirim <sco...@sa...> - 2003-08-14 09:31:38
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From: Jeraimee H. <jh...@re...> - 2003-08-07 13:22:30
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Was sent this from the PHP Internals list.
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