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Migrating a legacy PHP code-base to .net maybe

• hparadiz 2y ago
  It looks like this compiles PHP code to a .net binary but it doesn't support all of PHP so it's kinda useless for most projects. Benefits of this are dubious at best. The php interpreter is already a low level C project so why replace that with .net? Makes no sense.
  • CiaranMcNulty 2y ago
    A major difference will be that PeachPie produces a compiled deploy artefact, while mainstream PHP is interpreted (albeit with heavy opcode caching and a JIT in production)
  • 0points 2y ago
    > The php interpreter is already a low level C project so why replace that with .net? You are comparing apples with pies here. PHP is a interpreted language, while .NET is a compiled target. However, this peachpie project seems to be far from stated goal and more of a research project currently.
• mnau 2y ago
  we have attempted to use it for that, but it was really hard and we ended up rewriting from scratch. The activity graph on GitHub says it is mostly dead. There is some activity, but at best it is in maintenance mode. It used to be sponsored, but not anymore IIRC https://github.com/peachpiecompiler/peachpie/graphs/contributors https://github.com/peachpiecompiler/peachpie/graphs/contribu...