
Elephc
Write PHP. Ship a native binary.
A PHP-to-native compiler that turns a static subset of PHP into standalone binaries for macOS and Linux.
Vincenzo Petrucci · Open source
Compilers, coding-agent tools, productivity apps, terminal workflows, PHP libraries, and experiments, designed to solve real problems and built in the open.
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fnum('1.23', 2)
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About the work
I’m Vincenzo Petrucci, a software developer building products, tools, and experiments at the intersection of systems, the web, and developer experience.
These projects are open because useful software gets better when people can inspect it, learn from it, and shape what comes next.