Re: [Linux & PHP] Calling External Scripts

Draco18s wrote:
> In article <vsqdnXwtvZbV3YvVnZ2dnUVZ8uCdnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, 
> s.r.clarkstone@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 says...
>> darkside wrote:
>>> Draco18s <draco18s2_NO_@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
>>>
>>> Debugging in any scripting language is annoying.  Just use lots of
>>> print/echo statements everywhere... it's like stepping through code in
a
>>> debugger, just more annoying.
>> Um, what?  How are compiled languages any different?  Apart from the 
>> fact that scripting languages often come with a REPL, which greatly 
>> helps debugging.  Unless you are referring to the problems of debugging

>> CGI pages, in which case there are probably debuggers to help you with 
>> that too.
> 
> Compiled languages you can trace through.  Anything that runs locally is
much 
> easier to edit.  Just click "run" and it goes.  If you have to upload it
to a 
> remote site it takes more steps and takes longer.

Ah, so by "compiled" you meant "runs locally" and by "script" you mean 
"runs remotely".  That is definitely not the standard terminology.

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