Sure. Modify the Zend Engine so that it can be told to write the parsed opcodes to a file instead of executing them. Then modify ZE to be able to recognize those binary files, and execute them directly without the need for parsing. It should give you a performance increase and let you distribute partially compiled - and thus scrambled - binaries of your code. The real trick is understanding the parsed opcode tree well enough to serialize it to disk. I assume that this is very similar to how the Zend products (Encoder, cache, etc.) do this though, so I'm not sure you would want to step on any toes by doing it.
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