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PHP Architect · Vol 18, Issue 1 · January 2019

Diving in the OPcache

by Gabriel Zerbib

Once a mere HTML forms processor, PHP has dramatically evolved into a capable, mature programming language. But it was never tailored to support the distribution of a program in a non-source code package. In this article, we study some of the engine’s internal mechanisms and consider a few observations with the OPcache extension to propose a simple modification which could open the way to the deployment of pre-compiled PHP programs.

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Gabriel Zerbib

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Gabriel Zerbib

Gabriel has been enjoying crafting software for almost three decades, during which he learned that most technologies are pleasurable, the moment you understand which particular problem it comes to solve. Father of three, lecturer, Gabriel is currently employed at Wix.com and is always happy to share knowledge and experience.

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