3 years, 5 months ago
How to use opcode in PHP web applications?
could you explain how to use the php web applications and opcode concepts.
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Not sure I understand your question.
I think that maybe you are actually trying to ask, 'How do I code web applications in PHP?' or how does one write web applications in PHP.
If that is the question, no one can really explain that in a single answer in this format. You can teach yourself PHP programming by following tutorials that you can easily find on the internet if you go to google and type 'php tutorial'.
You use the word opcode. An opcode is actually part of a machine language instruction. I don't think that's really what you mean, but I'm not sure what other interpretation of your question would be valid.
You can use the system() function call to execute an external command. So you could actually write assembly language code to a text file using php and then run an assembler on that file using the system call, then execute your assembled program.
Can you clarify your question please? I think we may actually have a bit of a language issue.
I think that maybe you are actually trying to ask, 'How do I code web applications in PHP?' or how does one write web applications in PHP.
If that is the question, no one can really explain that in a single answer in this format. You can teach yourself PHP programming by following tutorials that you can easily find on the internet if you go to google and type 'php tutorial'.
You use the word opcode. An opcode is actually part of a machine language instruction. I don't think that's really what you mean, but I'm not sure what other interpretation of your question would be valid.
You can use the system() function call to execute an external command. So you could actually write assembly language code to a text file using php and then run an assembler on that file using the system call, then execute your assembled program.
Can you clarify your question please? I think we may actually have a bit of a language issue.
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M$
thanks :)
i want to know how to use opcode with php web application.
thats my doubt.
OK, since you have simply restated your original question without any reference to my answer I'm just as unclear about what you are asking as I was originally.
If you are able to clarify your question then I may be able to help you. Otherwise, I am just going to have to leave it at my original answer.