Richard,
Thanks for the info. Under these circumstances I suppose that the CGI
calling mode is the best suited.
On the other hand this option might raise some performance penalty. I
wonder if better performance could be achieved if I would use a socket
based call interface to my module running inside the running PHP server.
Regards,
Robert
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Tue, March 20, 2007 5:27 am, Robert Enyedi wrote:
I'm not very familiar with the internal architecture of the Zend PHP
engine nor with the PHP module mechanism, but can you reuse compiled
PHP
modules in other applications?
Is there a way of calling the functions of a compiled module from a
third party C application?
Probably not...
I suppose that Prioblender thingie or one of the compilers might be
able to be hacked with a PHP CLI binary to kind of do that, but a base
PHP install doesn't ever actually store the opcodes anywhere in a
compiled form as you are imagining.
Even the various Caches only store opcode, and not machine
code/binaries, so you still need the Zend Engine to rip through and
execute them somewhere somehow, I think.
Of course, you could use PHP to provide REST, SOAP, WebDAV, etc
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