Re: [PHP] Bytecode

Andy Pieters wrote: I came across some text that sais PHP compiles the script to bytecode prior to running it. Is this true, and is it possible to instead of .php source files, use those bytecodes files in distribution? It sounds like you're looking for APC: http://php.net/apc Hope that help

Re: [PHP] Bytecode

On 9/21/05, Andy Pieters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I came across some text that sais PHP compiles the script to bytecode prior to > running it. > > Is this true, and is it possible to instead of .php source files, use those > bytecodes files in distribution? There are no "bytecode

Re: [PHP] Bytecode

> I came across some text that sais PHP compiles the script to bytecode prior to > running it. PHP compilies the source to OPCodes. > > Is this true, and is it possible to instead of .php source files, use those > bytecodes files in distribution? > > > With kind regards > > > > Andy > > -

Re: [PHP] Bytecode

Andy Pieters wrote: I came across some text that sais PHP compiles the script to bytecode prior to running it. Is this true, and is it possible to instead of .php source files, use those bytecodes files in distribution? http://php.net/bcompiler -- Jasper Bryant-Greene Freelance web develope

[PHP] Bytecode

Hi all I came across some text that sais PHP compiles the script to bytecode prior to running it. Is this true, and is it possible to instead of .php source files, use those bytecodes files in distribution? With kind regards Andy -- Registered Linux User Number 379093 Now listening to Ra

[PHP] bytecode interpreter in GD

hi, i enabled bytecode interpreter and some other rendering/hinting settings in freetype, recompiled and installed freetype (2.1.9), ttf fonts just as good as they do in M$. the problem is when using this lib from php thru gd, the text is still garbled when antialiasing is off. the question is