[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Yasuo,
> 
> why invent the wheel again? SRM already supports something like this. As 
> soon as 4.2 is released I'm going to work on it again.
> 
> Derick

I like SRM/msession :)

I just need _very_ fast solution for static data that
can be persistent at local machine.

SRM/msession does great job for sharing data between
servers, but it still needs a lot more overheads
compare to module that I'm willing to write.

With the module, virtually 0 overhead is required
to initilize array for static data like large menu
definition.

I might be missing something, please let me know
if I do.

--
Yasuo Ohgaki

> 
> On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
> 
> 
>>It sounds like a lot of work is expected for msession.
>>So, I'll write a simple one.
>>
>>[RFC for New Module]
>>Module name: psv (Persistent Server Variable)
>>Feature:
>>  Maintain auto global $_PERSISTENT array that persists
>>  on single server.
>>Function:
>>  none.
>>
>>Implementtion:
>>  Shared memory (libmm) for multi-process server.
>>  Multi-thread server uses global with lock/unlock.
>>
>>Usage:
>><?php
>>
>>if (!isset($_PERSISTENT['VAR'])) {
>>   include('register_very_large_array.inc');
>>}
>>
>>?>
>>
>>If you have any comments, especially if you have good names,
>>please let me know. I probably write this module on this
>>or next weekend.
>>
>>--
>>Yasuo Ohgaki
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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