Re: Request to Publish in PECL

Laruence: Thank you for your reply and suggestion. You are right. In fact, most of the self-description serialize protocols are similar. The very reason we made BINPACK is that we want a simple enough and fast enough serialize protocol. Where I work, we are using a RPC protocol which is based on BINPACK to swap data between languages. Because of the huge traffic of requests, we want to make the serialize protocol as fast as possible. In PHP, BINPACK is much faster than msgpack: https://github.com/binpack/binpack-php/wiki/Performance . Using BINPACK, every RPC request will take less request time and use less CPU time of the Server. Msgpack does more things both in JAVA and PHP. In PHP, it can also handle something else, the session, for example. BINPACK is totally like JOSN, which only supports basic data types. All the implementation of BINPACK in different languages only simply do one job, encode / decode. So let BINPACK do the simple work and it will do better. Huqiu Liao http://liaohuqiu.net From: Laruence Date: 2014-07-18 12:22 To: 廖祜秋 CC: PECL Announce; Ferenc Kovacs Subject: Re: [PECL-DEV] Request to Publish in PECL Hey: On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 11:11 AM, Laruence <laruence@php.net> wrote: > Hey: > > > On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 11:27 PM, <liaohuqiu@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I am a developer currently with Alibaba inc. I want to host my extension in php.net. A >> few weeks ago, I emailed this mail list and was told that my codes needed some improvements because >> of my non-C89 code style and lacking test case. >> >> Since then I have made improvements accordingly and am requesting to publish the >> extension again. This extension is called BIN PACK. Here is the source code: >> https://github.com/binpack/binpack-php >> >> It’s a binary serialize format. Like JSON, It can be used to transfer data between >> languages. >> It’s quite simple. Like JSON, it supports the basic data types: bool / null / int / >> double / string / blob / list / map. >> It’s also fast. It may be the fastest serialize implementation in php. It is 25+ % >> faster than msgpack. >> >> This serialize data format, BIN PACK, is very suitable for RPC. In our company, there >> are lots of services written in Java and backend API and web page in PHP. BIN PACK is used to >> exchange data between JAVA and php. It’s simpler and faster than msgpack ; It is >> self-descritptive, which is quite different from other compression serialize formats such as >> ProtoBuffer. >> >> Listed below are some sites for your information: >> Here’s my Github: https://github.com/liaohuqiu. >> StackOverflow: >> http://stackoverflow.com/users/2446397/srain >> Blog: http://www.liaohuqiu.net/ >> >> Thank you for your time. > > sorry for delay, I was quite busy recently :< > > from what I can see, actually bin pack and msgpack are very similar. > > and the performance are also very similar (msgpack did more logics). > but msgpack pack supports more languages and have more usage already. > > so, to me, I prefer make bin pack and msgpack computable rather than > make a new "bin formart serialize protocol"... > > what do your think? I am not subjecting this to be list in PECL, that is my 2 cents Anyway, the codes seems clear, one suggest, if you don't need MINIT/RINIT , then remove them.. Tyrael, please have a look of this :) thanks > > thanks >> >> Regards, >> >> Huqiu >> >> liaohuqiu@gmail.com > > > > -- > Laruence Xinchen Hui > http://www.laruence.com/ -- Laruence Xinchen Hui http://www.laruence.com/