Re: cvs: php4 /main streams.c

Yeah. CLS_FETCH, ELS_FETCH and all of the other *LS macros were replaced by TSRMLS* macros for improved performance and simplicity. Zeev At 13:05 26-08-01, Markus Fischer wrote:

Is TSRMLS_FETCH the successor of CLS_FETCH()? - Markus On Sun, Aug 26, 2001 at 12:39:49PM +0300, Zeev Suraski wrote : The thread safety macros pass around a context that the rest of the thread safety macros use. There are three types of such macros: 1. Macros that are used in function declarations, to denote that the function accepts this context as an argument:

    TSRMLS_D - if it's the only argument  (Thread Safe Resource Manager

Local Storage, Declaration)

    TSRMLS_DC - if it's not the only argument  (Thread Safe Resource

Manager Local Storage, Declaration with Comma) 2. Macros that are used in function calls, to pass the context to functions that accept it:

     TSRMLS_C - if it's the only argument (Thread Safe Resource Manager

Local Storage, Call)

     TSRMLS_CC - if it's not the only argument (Thread Safe Resource

Manager Local Storage, Call with Comma) 3. If the context cannot be passed using function arguments (e.g., in certain callbacks), it can be obtained by calling TSRMLS_FETCH() at the end of the variable declarations (Thread Safe Resource Manager Local Storage Fetch) For performance reasons, using 1+2 is usually preferred to using 3. Zeev At 12:07 26-08-01, Joey Smith wrote:

I really don't understand the thread-safety stuff, but shouldn't this also be using TSRMLS_CC instead of TSRMLS_FETCH()?

-             TSRMLS_FETCH();

-

              /* these names depend on the values of the

PHP_STREAM_AS_XXX defines in php_streams.h */

              static const char * cast_names[3] = {
                      "STDIO FILE*", "File Descriptor", "Socket

Descriptor"

              };
+             TSRMLS_FETCH();

+

              zend_error(E_WARNING, "%s(): cannot represent a stream of

type %s as a %s",

                      get_active_function_name(TSRMLS_C),
                      stream->ops->label,

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