Cal Evans

PHP Compiler Internals

by Cal Evans |  5 comments | February 2, 2010

Speaker: Sebastian Bergmann

In this presentation we introduce a new language construct to demonstrate how one might go about modifying the PHP interpreter. The internals of which follow a pattern common to many language implementations, with lexical analysis, parsing, code generation, and execution phases.

By the end of the presentation, it is hoped the audience will see that contributing to the PHP language core is not necessarily as difficult as it might seem.

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  1. phphunger said
    on July 25, 2012

    Wow amazing explanation. this is what i am expecting. Explained brilliantly...needs to digg this...

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