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# Future Work

Right now, this only supports an EXTREMELY limited subset of PHP. There is no support for dynamic anything. Arrays aren't supported. Neither Object properties nor methods are not supported. And the only builtin functions that are supported are `var_dump` and `strlen`.
Right now, this only supports an EXTREMELY limited subset of PHP. There is no support for dynamic anything. Arrays aren't supported. Neither Object properties nor methods are supported. And the only builtin functions that are supported are `var_dump` and `strlen`.

But it's a start...

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Simply look at the difference between everything and the "compiled time" column (which is the result of the AOT compiler generating a binary). This shows the potential in this compilation approach. If we can solve the overhead of parsing/compiling in PHP for the `bin/jit.php` examples, then man could this fly...

So yeah, there's definitely potential here... *evil grin*
So yeah, there's definitely potential here... *evil grin*