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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <sys/resource.h>

double get_time()
{
    struct timeval t;
    struct timezone tzp;
    gettimeofday(&t, &tzp);

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The following table is the result of running this benchmark.

Columns headed by -O followed by a number are PECL extensions generated by Recki using the experimental PECL compiler backend (on github). Each is the result of compiling the extension with the optimization level indicated.

                 | PHP 5.6.1-dev | ReckiCT -O0 | ReckiCT -O1 | ReckiCT -O2 | ReckiCT -O3 | ReckiCT Jit| HHVM - 3.1.0 

---------------------|---------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------|-------------- simple() | 12748.56186 | 366.82990 | 79.26289 | 25.29381 | 1.00000 | 137.26289 | 272.77835

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Tested configurations

Operating system:

• Ubuntu

• CentOS 6.5

  I did have some weird autoconf issues, so I had to build a newer version of autoconf from scratch. This is not necessary on Ubuntu

LIBJIT:

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<?php

use ReckiCT\Jit;

if (function_exists('class_alias')) {
    // HippyVM doesn't have a class_alias, so this will break things.
    require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
}

define("IM", 139968);

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<?php
	/**
	 * @covers ::generateText
	 */
	public function testGenerateText() {
		$a = p::mock(Vertex::class);
		p::when($a)->__toString()->thenReturn('a');

		$b = p::mock(Vertex::class);
		p::when($b)->__toString()->thenReturn('b');

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<?php

namespace Gliph\Graph;

/**
 * Interface for bidirectional directed graph datastructures.
 */
interface BiDirectedGraph extends DirectedGraph {

    /**

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<?php

	public function dump(DirectedAdjacencyList $func, $filename) {
		$ctr = 0;
		$graph = Graph::create("dump");
		$nodes = new \SplObjectStorage;
		$scope = new \SplObjectStorage;
		foreach ($func->eachVertex() as $vertex => $_) {
			$nodes[$vertex] = Node::create('node_' . $ctr++);
			$graph->setNode($nodes[$vertex]);

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<?php

/**
 * @param int
 * @param int
 * @return int
 */
function foo($a, $b) {
    $c = 0;
    if ($a) {

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13:11 <ajf> I’m mostly happy with it as-is, but given that I made int/float/numeric/string not accept NULL, I think booleans shouldn’t be accepted for them either.
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14:41 <ircmaxell> ajf: that sounds sane (consistency wise). So it means that `int/float/numeric` only accept int/float/valid-number-string, and string only accepts string/int/float
14:43 <ajf> ircmaxell: Yeah
14:43 <ajf> Also, we don’t accept int/float/string for bool, so we shouldn’t accept bool for int/float/string
14:43 <ircmaxell> yeah, makes perfect sense
14:44 <ajf> Another point someone raised was that FALSE is a common error value alongside NULL.
14:44 <ajf> So, should I go ahead and amend the patch and RFC to do that?
14:44 <ircmaxell> I think that's the direction we're going, so that's valid

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<?php

define('CRYPT_SALT_LEN_MAX', 16);
define('CRYPT_ROUNDS_DEFAULT', 5000);

/**
 * A PHP shim for crypt sha256 and sha512
 * to workaround bug 62372
 * @see https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=62372
 */