I forked the project to support a subset of runkit's functions for PHP7:
https://github.com/runkit7/runkit7

EDIT: Current status can be seen at https://github.com/runkit7/runkit7#compatability-php70-to-php-72

This has been compiled in 64-bit builds of PHP on Linux
EDIT: and 32-bit builds work equally well, as well as on windows.
... and will run (downhill, downwind, in a hurricane). There are bugs related to segmentation faults and memory management. There are also bugs related to language features that have changed in PHP7.
EDIT: Any segfaults were fixed, memory management is still not freed (to avoid crashes), but should be suitable for unit testing
59/177 of runkit's tests are passing in the PHP7 fork
32-bit builds haven't been tested, and probably aren't working yet.
The enabled runkit functions are
runkit_method_add
runkit_method_copy
runkit_method_redefine
runkit_method_remove
runkit_function_add
runkit_function_copy
runkit_function_remove, and
runkit_function_redefine.
EDIT: runkit_object_id was added
EDIT: runkit_import is in progress for a subset of flags, doesn't allow importing properties yet

Help is welcome from people with experience creating/maintaining/upgrading PHP extensions, or who are familiar with Zend internals.

👍 on PHP7 support. I use runkit for unit testing, and want to test out a PHP5 project on PHP7.

EDIT: More tests are working, including some(but not all) of the tests of constants (Zend VM aggressively inlines constants within the same scope/file). I still don't have class manipulation, properties or import working, sadly.
EDIT: tests are passing, except for some expected failures for constant manipulation (some inlined by Zend VM optimizations). property manipulation was disabled.
EDIT: runkit_import has partial support, but doesn't support all of the flags
EDIT: This now supports php 7.2 and 7.3alpha2 as well

PHP7 support #87

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