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I'm trying to find out the viability of writing php script which handles a database through MySQL, and then outputs the results in a GUI which is written in C.
Can this be done ? What are the basics that I need to know about interfacing the two ?
No, there isn't. I was trying to simplify my project. I was thinking it might be better to handle all of the logic with PHP script, and turning to C to produce a GUI which would trigger PHP commands. I guess I had that backwards.
The reason I am exploring this is because there will be an admin interface which uses PHP (it will be browser based), and I was trying to not reinvent the wheel.
If possible, I would like C to handle only the GUI application.
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