php .NET and ANSI C
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If you are coming from .NET 2.0 to PHP that doesnt really make any sense to me unless of course its a hosting issue. I started developing ASP.NET a couple of months ago after finsihing some courses and found it took alot less work to make a fully functional application in ASP.NET isntead of PHP.
Also, PHP was written in C, I know PHP2, 3, and 4 were however not sure about PHP5, but I would assume so. I also think what he meant by "they are very similar" was the syntax and the similar structures of if, else, and elseif that you find in PHP as well as C.
Also, PHP was written in C, I know PHP2, 3, and 4 were however not sure about PHP5, but I would assume so. I also think what he meant by "they are very similar" was the syntax and the similar structures of if, else, and elseif that you find in PHP as well as C.
In my experience that is true, but it also means you usually end up with a site that only works as expected with Internet Explorer. For an intranet this is probably acceptable, but i'm not so sure how much sense it makes on the world wide web... Anyway, that's not what this thread is about...AlecH wrote:If you are coming from .NET 2.0 to PHP that doesnt really make any sense to me unless of course its a hosting issue. I started developing ASP.NET a couple of months ago after finsihing some courses and found it took alot less work to make a fully functional application in ASP.NET isntead of PHP.
If i understood it well the OP is trying to offer access to his library from as much systems as possible... Which explains why he's looking for options to allow PHP <-> library communication.
Hi AlechH,
Besides the response from Tim and you were right about hosting issue, my project of the Vietnamese grammar parser would gain more favor if it is written in php, an open source programming language. As a nature of the project I need to rally as many linguistists as possible.
to Tim,
I looked into the possibility of calling .NET function from php, it seems awkward (if not impossible) because of hosting issue again.
Besides the response from Tim and you were right about hosting issue, my project of the Vietnamese grammar parser would gain more favor if it is written in php, an open source programming language. As a nature of the project I need to rally as many linguistists as possible.
to Tim,
I looked into the possibility of calling .NET function from php, it seems awkward (if not impossible) because of hosting issue again.