Am Donnerstag, 3. Februar 2005 15:00 schrieb Magnus Manske:
Doing C/C++ myself, I have considered that for some time. But, any replacement would have to do *exactly* what the current software does. While this is certainly possible, it will be a lot of work, and getting developers on it might not be easy until it is basically ready, which turns out to be a circular problem :-(
I like to have a look to this. I accept the challenge to migrate PHP-projects to my Engine - but today I don't know, how much time it need.
You might be interested in the "waikiki" module of MediaWiki CVS, which contains simple but working C++ code for rendering pages from the MediaWiki wiki-style flavour.
I do read ...
Also, we are trying to get a Bison-based wiki-to-XML parser in C working (we could use some help there!). That would enable us to keep the existing PHP framework while "outsourcing" the runtime-critical parsing to C.
There are mostly many ways to find a solution for a given problem.
I have an simple XML/HTML-Parser C-object, so I have a look to the wiki-to-XML parser (where is the actual source?).
Manfred