On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 6:07 PM, Kevin Ingwersen
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hey!
>
> This sounds like an amazing bit of updatng! :) I am very much looking
> forward to the new release of PHP. But, there is soemthing I do not
> understand.
>
> I know that Zend is the current underlying VM, and further, this is not
> actual work by the PHP team…am I right?
> Further, will phpng replace the vm, or even more parts?
I wouldn't talk about replacement. It's the same PHP with the evoluted Zend
Engine (even the less significant change than moving from PHP-4 to PHP-5).
> Will it still need components like TSRM?
>
yes.
> I am just asking, as I have been working with PHP within embedded
> aplications for a while now (currently working on porting autoconf to
> cDetect). If parts of the source tree structure changed, I would need to
> refactor the building part as well.
>
> Also, I am currently running a rather small but active community. To test
> phpng, I was thinking about silently injecting it thru the cgi script, to
> see how the performance owuld change. Does phpng have any effects on
> currently existing extensions (PDO, memcached)?
>
yes. All the extensions need to be "ported" to support phpng.
Thanks. Dmitry.