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Sorry if this is a silly and/or stupid question but… Will there ever be, or would it even be possible to have a PHP.NET? Or have I got the wrong end of the stick?
It seemed to me that one of the main points of .NET was that you could write your code in one of a bunch of the .NET languages and have it compile into CLR. Could this happen with PHP, or is there something about PHP that makes this impossible? Or is there more political reasons?
As an aside:
I don’t believe .Net support for PHP would be a great idea.
I use PHP every day of my life. It’s not because I like the language (it’s a collection of mismatched functions with very little OO support), but rather because it’s the best tool for the job.
PHP has a lightweight feel and one can do almost anything in a few easy lines. It’s string handling is effortless, and support is ubiquitous. Array handling is great, too.
I feel that if PHP joined the .Net CLR I would not be tempted to switch over to use it. If one wanted to work with .Net one would do better to use a nicer, better structured language, such as C#.