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  • Matthew256
    #1

    C++ gateway?

    I've got a PHP site that needs to communicate to a C++ program we're
    writing. Can you give me a quick overview of how to set this up?

    Thanks,

    Matthew

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    • Andy Hassall
      #2
      Re: C++ gateway?

      On 9 Nov 2006 08:38:50 -0800, "Matthew256 " <PRESENT321@gma il.comwrote:
      >I've got a PHP site that needs to communicate to a C++ program we're
      >writing. Can you give me a quick overview of how to set this up?
      Depends how you define communicate - generally it's the method of interprocess
      communication that matters rather than what language the other process was
      written in.

      Simple command line parameters? http://php.net/system
      Pass data via stdin/stdout? http://php.net/proc_open
      Sockets? (UNIX, TCP, etc.) http://php.net/sockets
      Loaded as a library/extension? http://php.net/manual/en/zend.creating.php

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      Andy Hassall :: andy@andyh.co.u k :: http://www.andyh.co.uk
      http://www.andyhsoftware.co.uk/space :: disk and FTP usage analysis tool

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        • Rudi Menter
          #3
          Re: C++ gateway?

          Andy Hassall:
          >I've got a PHP site that needs to communicate to a C++ program we're
          >writing. Can you give me a quick overview of how to set this up?
          Depends how you define communicate - generally it's the method of
          interprocess communication that matters rather than what language
          the other process was written in.
          Exactly,
          and the method you will use should depend of the amount and
          velocity of the data, but generally there is only memory
          and disk (and possibly even the intra- or internet).

          Rgds
          --

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            • Matthew256
              #4
              Re: C++ gateway?


              Rudi Menter wrote:
              Andy Hassall:
              >
              I've got a PHP site that needs to communicate to a C++ program we're
              writing. Can you give me a quick overview of how to set this up?
              >
              Depends how you define communicate - generally it's the method of
              interprocess communication that matters rather than what language
              the other process was written in.
              >
              Exactly,
              and the method you will use should depend of the amount and
              velocity of the data, but generally there is only memory
              and disk (and possibly even the intra- or internet).
              >
              Rgds
              --
              It's going to be on the same machine, transfering structures back and
              forth.
              state
              zip
              item
              qty
              item
              qty
              item
              qty

              Returns:
              method
              cost
              method
              cost
              method
              cost

              Maybe twice per minute

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