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HHVM PHP Convert to ByteCode Building the Repo and Deployment Process


Step 1: Manually Building the Repo.

         Two type method of building the Repo. :-

Sub Step 1: Everything Under a Root 
To build a repo including all files recursively under /path/to/root, invoke HHVM like this:

$ sudo hhvm --hphp -t hhbc -v AllVolatile=true --input-dir /var/www/html

Sub Step 2: Manual List of Files
Instead of a directory, you can also pass it an explicit list of filenames to put in the repo or a master file that contains all of the files, one per line, that should be put in the repo. (Keep in mind that the commands below are generating two separate repos -- you can't add to or remove from a repo once it's been generated!)

$ sudo hhvm --hphp -t hhbc -v AllVolatile=true test.php

OR 

$ sudo hhvm --hphp -t hhbc -v AllVolatile=true --input-list test.txt

Example : The test.txt should look like this :

/var/www/html/index.php
/var/www/html/isrc/a.php
/var/www/html/isrc/b.php

/var/www/html/ilib/c.php

Step 2: Both Process Response
Output look like this  :

parsing inputs...
analyzeProgram...
analyzeProgram took 0'00" (837359 us) wall time
parsing inputs took 0'12" (12853383 us) wall time
pre-optimizing...
pre-optimizing took 0'01" (1232182 us) wall time
creating binary HHBC files...
creating binary HHBC files took 0'52" (52337765 us) wall time
all files saved in /tmp/hphp_tGw0TO ...

running hphp took 1'07" (67944928 us) wall time

Note : bytecode repo  /path/to/ = /tmp/hphp_tGw0TO

Step 3 : Permission to ByteCode folder

$ sudo chmod -R 777 /tmp/hphp_tGw0TO

Step 4: Manually Deploying the Repo
You can put the repo file anywhere as long as these two ini settings are set correctly in your server.ini (or equivalent) file

$ sudo hhvm.repo.authoritative=true
$ sudo hhvm.repo.central.path=/tmp/hphp_tGw0TO/hhvm.hhbc

 Step 5: HHVM SERVER RESTART AND CHECK STATUS

 $ sudo service hhvm restart

 $ sudo service hhvm status

 OUTPUT :
* hhvm is running


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