HipHop PHP -- some guidance for programmers (#news_200)
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HipHop PHP -- some guidance for programmers (#news_200)
Great summary + question on Quercus
Thanks for your effort to put everything together! It's indeed a great summary provides rich information. =)
I'm planning to give Quercus a try in my own project to:
Therefore, I'm very curious about the show-stopper bugs you've encountered. It will be very helpful if you could kindly provide more details.
And, it seems Quercus is updating (Caucho Resin : Reliable, Open-Source Application Server) — it releases minor updates almost in a monthly pace.
Looking forward to your reply!
Best,
Jacky
(jacky.chao.wang#gmail)
It's been quite a while since I used Quercus, but I was getting data corruption in loops and despite hours of debugging could not isolate it:
0003764: fread() on a regular file doesn't return all requested bytes? - Mantis
also:
0004047: Very complex problem with variable referencing - Mantis
What bothers me is just the total lack of official response, including after emailing developers personally. I think Caucho is probably very contract-driven, which is understandable given the lack of lime-light these systems get and the cost of engineers capable of working on Quercus. But some acknowledgement would be good.
I checked the forums a while ago and I think progress was being made by a third party developer who persuaded Caucho to give him commit access.
Fantastic Article