c with php

Hi every one,
I have a function writen with c and I need to use her on my php
script.
I understood that their is away to do so, since php writen with c
language, but i don't know how.
does someone have a clue?

thanks!

Re: c with php

Gandalf wrote:
> Hi every one,
> I have a function writen with c and I need to use her on my php
> script.
> I understood that their is away to do so, since php writen with c
> language, but i don't know how.
> does someone have a clue?
>
> thanks!
>
>

If you want to just call it as a function, you can write an extension to
PHP to make it available. Or if you can run it as a standalone program
passing and receiving values, you can call the executable via exec() or
similar.

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Re: c with php

On 22 Oct, 16:46, Gandalf wrote:
> Hi every one,
> I have a function writen with c and I need to use her on my php
> script.
> I understood that their is away to do so, since php writen with c
> language, but i don't know how.
> does someone have a clue?
>
> thanks!

Never done it myself but the process seems to be well documented - you
could do worse than start here:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/internals2.php

Of course if its not going to be heavily used/republished it might be
simpler to just write your own wrapper in C to make a standalone
executable then comunicate between it and PHP using stdio
(proc_open()) or sockets.

HTH

C.