- Add version field to expose extension version through Zend module entry
- Add info mapping to accept arbitrary labels and scalar values for phpinfo()
- Generate PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION to display custom extension information
- Preserve info mapping order in module's phpinfo() section
- Validate version as non-empty string without NUL bytes
- Validate info as mapping of non-empty string labels to scalar values
- Add comprehensive tests for metadata parsing and generation
- Update documentation with extension metadata configuration examples
- Add objects section to project.yml for linking precompiled .o/.obj files
- Implement getProjectObjectFiles method to retrieve precompiled objects
- Add c-flags and asm-flags support in CompilerBase
- Extend GCC backend to handle cflags and nativeflags configuration
- Update compiler to include project object files in linking process
- Add freestanding C++ allocation ABI implementation using Zend MM
- Include example TypePHP OS with kernel entry point and hardware stubs
- Add assembly files for boot sequence and kernel entry point
- Implement basic libc compatibility layer for Zend bootstrap
- Add try/catch macro replacement in generated code indentation
- Create bridge between C++ kernel and PHP code
- Add linker script for 64-bit kernel binary generation
- Add native source project compilation workflow with project.xml configuration
- Implement closure reference capture analysis and type degradation for native objects
- Add WASI and nano mode function support checks with comprehensive API exclusions
- Introduce Composer native package discovery and validation system
- Add build scripts for WASI nano program compilation with browser module support
- Implement closure generator enhancements for reference capture handling
- Add CLI usage tests and compiler base API validations
- Integrate php-nano runtime dependencies and native package management
- Add type degradation analysis for closure use variables in generators and functions
- Renamed std::ordered_map to std::orderedMap following camelCase naming convention
- Added new std::object() function to restore concrete object type information
- Updated all test files to use the new orderedMap naming
- Modified parser to recognize orderedmap in assign operations
- Updated documentation to reflect the new naming and function
- Added polyfill implementation for std::object()
- Updated README and changelog with
- Add mobile native development capabilities to cross-platform features
- Include Android NDK and iOS SDK support in platform targets
- Update backend support to mention Android arm64-v8a and iPhoneOS arm64
- Add information about mobile app UI bridge architecture
- Include links to Android native app example and iOS/macOS native app example
- Clarify mobile development workflow with TypePHP for business logic
- Replace any() with std::any() in test files and compiler logic
- Replace refval() with std::ref() for reference wrapping operations
- Replace expected() with std::expected() for branch prediction hints
- Replace unexpected() with std::unexpected() for branch prediction hints
- Remove deprecated objval() function and use toObject() keyword method
- Update parser to recognize std:: class expressions with case insensitivity
- Add comprehensive changelog documenting breaking API changes
- Update documentation to reflect new std:: namespace conventions
- Add tests for case-insensitive std class and method names
- Verify global function names remain available for user-defined functions
- Added acknowledgements section to English README
- Included thanks to developers and contributors
- Mentioned supporting open-source communities and projects
- Added link to full acknowledgements document
- Translated and added acknowledgements section to Chinese README
- Maintained consistency between both language versions
- Move Chinese docs to docs/zh-cn/ (44 md + RUNTIME_LIFECYCLE.html)
- Move existing English docs to docs/en/
- Translate all Chinese docs to English under docs/en/
- Update README.md links to docs/en/ and README-CN.md to docs/zh-cn/
- Completely redesigned README structure with English and Chinese versions
- Added detailed explanation of TypePHP as an AOT compiler for PHP
- Documented core features including native type system, high-precision numerics, and typed containers
- Included comparison table showing benefits over traditional PHP execution models
- Provided comprehensive installation instructions and requirements
- Added quick start examples with code samples for different use cases
- Documented all three compilation modes (binary, extension, library)
- Included benchmark results demonstrating performance improvements
- Added detailed command line options and parameter