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>> A brief overview of what this RFC will cover:
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>> 1. *True* asynchronous support for PHP core functions without
>> additional "tricks."
>> 2. *Scheduler* and *Reactor* components, providing a C-API for PHP
>> extensions to enable non-blocking I/O in plugins or core code.
>> 3. *User-Land API* that mirrors the C-API for PHP developers.
>> 4. Basic primitives for concurrent programming, such as *Channel* and
>> *Iterator*.
>> 5. *Built-in* integration with the *LibUV* library.
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>> The library is based on *Fiber*, extending and enhancing it to provide
>> PHP developers with a full set of tools for concurrent applications.
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> Looks interesting. I understand that's not ready for review yet but
> quickly checked the code anyway. Is there some particular reason why this
> is not an extension? Think it might actually make sense to split it to two
> extensions - one for the core main stuff (that could be enabled by default)
> and then libuv optional part - similar to pdo for example. I haven't
> checked too deeply the code though so I might be missing things. Feel free
> to create a draft PR even if it's not ready. It might help to get some
> initial pre-reviews... :)
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In terms of RFC, it would be good to also compare it with alternatives.
>From a quick look it slightly reminded me swow (
https://github.com/swow/swow ) but I didn't really look that deeply into it
and I also don't know that much about swow so might be wrong.
