Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
Use Python, it is the way to go if you're willing to use mt :-)
I've already written the multi-threaded server using Java. I want to do
this in PHP, however, because the PHP threads can re-use PHP classes
I've already written and hence standardize on a single codebase
D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
Use Python, it is the way to go if you're willing to use mt :-)
I've already written the multi-threaded server using Java. I want to do
this in PHP, however, because the PHP threads can re-use PHP classes
I've already written and hence
Jochem Maas wrote:
I've already written the multi-threaded server using Java. I want to
do this in PHP, however, because the PHP threads can re-use PHP
classes I've already written and hence standardize on a single
codebase and language. Many other languages have threads (Java, C#,
Python,
D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
I've already written the multi-threaded server using Java. I want to
do this in PHP, however, because the PHP threads can re-use PHP
classes I've already written and hence standardize on a single
codebase and language. Many other languages have
On Thu, April 27, 2006 3:24 am, D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
priority. You simply can't be an enterprise language without these
basic features.
You simply can't put Threads in the same sentence with basic
features, not even by implication. :-)
There is NOTHING basic about threads, no matter how
On Thu, April 27, 2006 4:18 am, D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
Evolution of the language is a must. I AM working on trying to spec
out
an extension for PHP which would implement what I want with threading
without having to hack zend and the core. I might think that some
other
C developers would
D. Dante Lorenso escribió:
Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
Use Python, it is the way to go if you're willing to use mt :-)
I've already written the multi-threaded server using Java. I want to
do this in PHP, however, because the PHP threads can re-use PHP
classes I've already written and hence
D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
I've already written the multi-threaded server using Java. I want to do
this in PHP, however, because the PHP threads can re-use PHP classes
I've already written and hence standardize on a single codebase and
language. Many other languages have threads (Java, C#,
I forgot to put some final note into my last message.
PHP can be good for a lot of things, but not really for other. Wonder
when requirements grow long in some ways you could not ever expect in a
project like your's: A simple example: need 5 concurrent connections in
your hacked
Stut wrote:
D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
IMHO, if your main goal is to allow your threaded app to reuse
existing PHP classes then your best bet is to investigate embedding
PHP into something written in C or C++.
This is a very good point. I have also been looking into the idea
pitched a few
Gonzalo Monzón schrieb:
I forgot to put some final note into my last message.
PHP can be good for a lot of things, but not really for other.
Yeah true (o_O)
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Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
I've been developing desktop applications with PHP-GTK since 2002, far
beyond the web script context, and in the more complex projects I did,
was a must to implement multi-process and IPC communication due to the
lack of threading in PHP, as to deal with some issues like
D. Dante Lorenso escribió:
Gonzalo Monzón wrote:
I've been developing desktop applications with PHP-GTK since 2002,
far beyond the web script context, and in the more complex projects I
did, was a must to implement multi-process and IPC communication due
to the lack of threading in PHP, as
I did one (well sort of) once.
I created a php script which was started by cron every minute. It read a
mysql table looking for items to process, and on finding one, would stamp
the entry in the table as being processed and it would then proceed with
what it needed to do, which sometimes took
On Wed, April 26, 2006 6:05 pm, Warren Vail wrote:
not likely until at least PHP 8.0. However, my needs for a thread
are
very simple and might be able to avoid the complexities of shared
One thing you could consider...
If you had one main script that did a stream_select on multiple URLs
and
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