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Subject: PHP LLVM JIT-Compiler
From: c.r1@gmx.de (Cornelius)

Hi,
I recently found the jit compiler for php 
(http://pecl.php.net/package/llvm). Are there any information avaible on 
this project?
I just found that the student 'dropped out' of the project, but from 
then, nothing. Does anyone know which version of llvm this needs to 
compile (and which version of llvm-gcc?), and are there any further 
information on goals, todo plans etc?
Maybe I could take up the work and try to improve that project, but for 
that i'd need some more information.
I already know the talk and the slides of Nuno at llvm.org.
Yours
Cornelius