Re: Some more plane hacking...

> > What is the overall feeling here about converting some of this stuff to C? > +1 > But the functions should 'hidden' by the PEAR-classes and it should by possible > to use important classes like DB without using special modules. Short: The > first implementation or improvements of a functionality in PHP, then additional > as c module. ( in the case of a php-class, not of a original c-modul like xmms) Are you saying there should always be user-space implementations that match the C version just in case somebody doesn't want to run the C version? I don't really see the reasoning for this. If it is easy to compile and install the C version, why duplicate the work? Eventually we are going to have quite a few PEAR classes that are a combination of C and PHP code. There are things that just should not be written in a scripting language, and other things that are much more appropriate in script space. -Rasmus