PHP (3) was ported to MPE 3 years ago but is not maintained. We once had an
entire product running under that environment. Somebody else ported PHP4 and
even wrapped the TurboImage calls to give you native access to Image.
Unfortunately, I don't think that one is maintened either. The performance of
PHP on the 3000 is the biggest problem, it's a complete joke. You can server
a few internal users but you cannot serve the world on a 3000 :-(.

Pete

On April 23, 2003 04:18 pm, Wayne R. Boyer wrote:
> In a message dated 4/23/03 2:58:33 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
>
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> > that they support PHP which I am discovering is an extremely powerful
> > language...
>
> It is but it cannot do anything that the operating system disallows any
> more than any other language can override the OS.
>
> Wayne
> PS: has anyone done any work at possibly porting PHP to MPE???? I think
> that it shouldn't be all that difficult???? I'd love to do it but I've got
> a lot of other work to do some of which might actually be paying me a
> little $ so it has priority!
>
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