On 9 Jan 2004 12:50:43 -0800, gemors@change-it.com (reluctantwinad min) wrote:
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>My googling skills are not good enough to find an answer. What is php
>itself written in?[/color]
C.
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Pedro Graca wrote:
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> reluctantwinadm in wrote:
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>>My googling skills are not good enough to find an answer. What is php
>>itself written in?[/color]
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> PHP is written in C.
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> Get the source @ http://www.php.net/downloads.php[/color]
Jochen Buennagel wrote:[color=blue]
> dr. zoidberg wrote:
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>> and what is C itself written in?[/color]
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> Originally It was probably written in assembler code, but I think
> current versions of the various C compilers are mostly written in C.[/color]
Unless you're talking about Microsoft's Visual C++ which is likely
written in Visual Basic. :P
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dr. zoidberg wrote:[color=blue]
> Pedro Graca wrote:[color=green]
>> reluctantwinadm in wrote:[color=darkred]
>>>My googling skills are not good enough to find an answer. What is php
>>>itself written in?[/color][/color][/color]
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>> PHP is written in C.
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>> Get the source @ http://www.php.net/downloads.php[/color][/color]
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> and what is C itself written in?[/color]
Ah! also in C :)
Get the source @ http://gcc.gnu.org/
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> Pedro Graca wrote:
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> > reluctantwinadm in wrote:
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> >>My googling skills are not good enough to find an answer. What is php
> >>itself written in?[/color]
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> > PHP is written in C.
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> > Get the source @ http://www.php.net/downloads.php[/color]
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> and what is C itself written in?[/color]
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"Jochen Buennagel" <zang.NOSPAM@bu ennagel.com> wrote in message
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> dr. zoidberg wrote:[color=green]
> > and what is C itself written in?[/color]
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> Originally It was probably written in assembler code, but I think
> current versions of the various C compilers are mostly written in C.
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> Jochen
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What is assembler written in?
:)
Just kidding, most Assemblers are written in C
Except, I have a 6502 Assember I wrote years ago, it was in VB DOS
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> > Pedro Graca wrote:
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> > > reluctantwinadm in wrote:
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> > >>My googling skills are not good enough to find an answer. What is php
> > >>itself written in?
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> > > PHP is written in C.
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> > > Get the source @ http://www.php.net/downloads.php[/color]
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> > and what is C itself written in?[/color]
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> B?
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68K ASM would be my best guess
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"Beef Erikson" <inverse@zoomin ternet.net> wrote in message
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> 68K ASM would be my best guess
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> > Al
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....and you would be (mostly) wrong... :-)
The bare minimum core of every C implementation is written
in assembly for the specific HW & OS its supposed to run on,
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> "Beef Erikson" <inverse@zoomin ternet.net> wrote in message
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> > 68K ASM would be my best guess
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> > > 0101 0001 1110 ?
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> > > Al
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> ...and you would be (mostly) wrong... :-)
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> The bare minimum core of every C implementation is written
> in assembly for the specific HW & OS its supposed to run on,
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> The rest is written in C.
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Hmm, now doesnt that make it a Cross Assembler/ Cross Compiler
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