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[project168]

Is there a program which provides this compiling method?

Edited by project168, 03 April 2011 - 07:27 AM.

[Smilex]

while(true) is the loop, are you sure that the loop does not work?

EDIT:
Ignore this post, the question was changed.

Edited by Smilex, 28 March 2011 - 09:37 AM.

[project168]

Nevermind

Edited by project168, 03 April 2011 - 07:27 AM.

[Orjan]

set $i=0 before the loop.

by the way, accessing the serial port com3 isn't that simple as you try it to be. At the moment, you will create a file named com3 instead.
As you use the name com3, I assume you're on Windows. I found some information on this here: PHP and Serial Ports « VT's Tech Blog

[Alexander]

@Örjan, I believe com3 is a reserved name and will write to the appropriate port, try on your desktop renaming a file to AUX or COM3, it will silently revert back the the old name without changing it.

@project168, it will not convert the code to C++, in fact PHP is not even written in C++ so it would be a bit strange to. It is interpreted and generates compiled opcodes by default behaviour, you cannot use it as a PHP->C converter, although your code written in C++ is not that hard to write.