Hey,
Suppose that I wanted to make a hash persistent so that it's contents were
shared between processes. Does the persistence mechanism keep a single copy
and protect access to it using semaphores, or is it more like the mySQL
pconnect way where a currently idle connection is used instead?
What I have in mind is a file-contents cache in order to speed up the
performance of a templating system. Can I use a (true) global hash table in
my extension and do everything via the persistent version of emalloc, or do I
have to consider something else?
I realize that there might not be a huge increase in performance, but it would
be nice to know how to do it so that if we needed that bit of extra speed, we
could get it.
--Wez.
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