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Running HipHop VM
First, create hello.php
:
echo -e "<?php\necho 'Hello from Hiphop';" > hello.php
Next, run hhvm as a server (if you installed from source it is in hphp/hhvm/hhvm
):
sudo hhvm -m server ./
And it is that easy:
curl localhost/hello.php
If you want to set a port number, add -p option as below.
hhvm -m server -p 8000 ./
To get some more performance (10% - 25%) out of your scripts, you can pre-compile them. First, create an .hhbc
file:
hhvm --hphp -thhbc -l0 -k1 -o some_dir file1.php file2.php
Now you will have a pre-compiled database in some_dir/hhvm.hhbc
. This is similar to a java .jar
or a python .par
. It is a stand-alone version of your scripts. To run that program (where file1.php
contains the code to execute first):
hhvm -vRepo.Authoritative=true -vRepo.Central.Path=some_dir/hhvm.hhbc file1.php
Note: If you get Unable to find/load systemlib.php
, make sure you are pointing at the hhvm.hhbc
file, and not the directory.
For more complicated setups, you'll want to create a config.hdf
file. See the documentation for possible options. Then run it like:
hphp/hhvm/hhvm -m server -c config.hdf