PHP goes Redmond – PHP extensions im Eigenbau (Part 4/4)
Published in PHP Magazin 1.06 by Carsten Lucke PHP is fast! But can you make it faster? How? This article-series tries to answer this questions and shows you how to develop your own PHP extensions written in the language C.
Objektorientierte PHP-Erweiterungen – PHP extensions im Eigenbau (Part 3/4)
Published in PHP Magazin 6.05 by Carsten Lucke PHP is fast! But can you make it faster? How? This article-series tries to answer this questions and shows you how to develop your own PHP extensions written in the language C.
PHP erweitert – PHP extensions im Eigenbau (Part 2/4)
Published in PHP Magazin 5.05 by Carsten Lucke PHP is fast! But can you make it faster? How? This article-series tries to answer this questions and shows you how to develop your own PHP extensions written in the language C.
PHP erweitert – PHP extensions im Eigenbau (Part 1/4)
Published in PHP Magazin 4.05 by Carsten Lucke and Stephan Schmidt PHP is fast! But can you make it faster? How? This article-series tries to answer this questions and shows you how to develop your own PHP extensions written in the language C.
Red Letter Days
Published in International PHP Magazine 3.05 by Carsten Lucke Holidays or other special days are an important part of almost every calendar. Some of those days are easy to calculate but if the recurrence-rules are more complex and based on advanced algorithms the whole thing can get quite complicated very fast. The article covers the … Read more
Der in den Liedern liest
Published in PHP Magazin 2.05 by Carsten Lucke and Stephan Schmidt Online music-stores like Musicload are currently pretty much of public interest. To show information about songs in MP3-format not even any kind of database is needed but all necessary information is stored inside the file itself. This article shows how to get access to … Read more
Auf Kommando – PHP 5 auf der Kommandozeile
Published in PHP Magazin 6.04 by Carsten Lucke The new PHP5 comes with some interesting changes concerning the command-line interface (CLI). It allows the user to process input-data from the standard input stream (stdin) line by line. In many cases this allows fast and efficient processing of data that comes from files or program outputs.
