Alex Palaistras

It's supported in the canonical Ruby implementation, which has a test case for recursive partials. They're useful for data structures with arbitrary depths, such as category lists etc, and help...

The project is currently indeed unmaintained, in that I no longer have any active projects that necessitate using this library. Indeed PHP 5 is dead in the water, as is...

Hi, there's a number of issues already open concerning these sorts of errors, but the gist of the issue is that either `php-embed` isn't installed (including development headers), or that...

Interesting, I'll check it out and see if I can make a quick fix for this.

The semantics between destroying PHP requests (i.e. contexts) and modules (i.e. engines) are different between version 5.x and 7.x... I've had quite a few headaches trying to resolve issues where...

I've been running variations of the above and cannot reproduce, on ArchLinux x64, PHP version 7.0.12. I'm gonna open a PR with tests covering the above and take it from...

Any contribution would be welcome -- noted that PHP 5.x support is probably going to be phased out. Also noted that PHP 7.4 has a new FFI which may help...

You are correct, things are much better in PHP 7.x than they were in 5.x. I've sort of explained why support was removed [here](https://github.com/deuill/go-php/issues/56#issuecomment-406872919), but it mainly comes down to...

Not really, the library is pretty much unmaintained though. Feel free to contribute if you want.

The scope of that project is largely similar to what we do in `engine.c` and `context.c`, i.e. a layer between the PHP internals and an application via a SAPI module....