[Introduction]
I'm working on new php extension. It's called "phprep". It's a glue between php and librep.
Why? PHP have a lot of good libs, lisp have the power and this is my attempt to combine. (Please no flames about power of langs.)
I want the extension to be open-source.
I want to start using this extension (as soon as it becomes pretty stable e.t.c) at my work.
The extension was (already half of it or more i guess) written in my spare time.
[How] Two functions implemented In php: rep_eval($str) : evaluates $str lisp code and converts any returned data structure into php data structure. In librep: (eval-php str) : the exact opposite Thise two should be enough.
[Simple example]
---
$in=array(1,2,3,4,5);
$out=rep_eval('(filter oddp (eval-php "$in"))');
print_r($out);
---
Array
(
[0] => 1
[1] => 3
[2] => 5
)
---[TODO]
Stabilize the code.
Finish data converters.
They already handle most primitives and arrays(hashes) but that might be not the best
implementation alternative (talking about arrays).
[Questions]
Is sf.net the right place to publish? Do I have restrictions (because it's a php extension) on picking up a license for the soft? (I mean except ones on sf.net)
I want to publish first and than introduce that to my boss. Seems to be the correct order?
What are my chances the people will join the project after i will publish it ?
Any other ideas ?
P.S. RTFM pointers are perfectly fine. They should contain urls tough :)
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