Re: Write my own extenmsion

Lars Strojny schrieb: > Hi Christian, > > Am Donnerstag, den 19.06.2008, 17:05 +0200 schrieb Christian Lange: > >> Hi, i have written my own php extension. Now i would publishing it on >> PECL, who other peaople can test it. >> > > Do you have some code to read somewhere? > > Excample php code or the c extension code? >> The extension implements a class, which you start a new thread and run >> paralel php code. >> I have written this extension with looking into runkit extension. >> > > That sounds pretty cool and helpful in some cases. > > >> // thread class to create one thread per instance, in every thread you >> can not access functions/methodes in other threads. >> > > So you create a whole new scope for the thread? Say I have class "Foo" > included in the parent thread, is the class "Foo" (not the object) > available in the child thread? > > Every thread has his own scope, that mean a defined class is only visible in the thread scope not in a parent thread scope. >> class clthread { >> > > The prefix "cl" stands for? > > >> public __construct(); >> public void deattach(); >> public void eval(); >> public bool isdoing(); >> > > I would prefer "isRunning". Another hint: PHP has some coding guidelines > regarding e.g. names. We prefer camel-case for class names ("FooBar") > and lowercase camel-case ("fooBar") for method names. > > >> public void die(); >> public void exit(); >> }; >> > > >> class clmemory {is syncon >> public __construct(); >> }; >> > > The class clmemory is just a property bag? So the user can stick various > values in? How are the different threads supposed to access it? > > cu, Lars > Yes, in every thread is the clmemory synchronous Thread1: $clmemory->abc = "Hallo"; Thread2: echo $clmemory->abc; or Thread1: $clmemory->i = 0; while(1) { $clmemory->i++; } Thread2: while(1) { echo $clmemory->i."\r"; } regards Christian L.