Hi Guys,
The Embed2 SAPI for embedded applications needing multi-thread enabled
PHP scripting support can be inspected from the following repository:
http://svn.tobin.nl/public/php/embed2/trunk/
The original Embedded SAPI does not allow concurrent script runs and
as such is less suited for multi-threaded applications . Also single
threaded applications
can benefit from the Embed2 SAPI as for each PHP script run, it is not
necessary to initialize and shutdown the entire PHP environment.
Examples for embedding PHP using the Embed2 SAPI can be found in the
examples directory.
The C example uses pthreads to showcase a typical posix implementation.
The C++ example uses the boost::thread library to showcase a cross
platform implementation. Build instructions / make files are also
added for Linux, OS X and Windows
If good enough I would like to donate the Embed2 SAPI to the PHP
community using the standard PHP License and request a CVS account for
adding it to the source tree.
The code has been tested to run on PHP-5.2.9 and PHP-5.3.0RC1 and was
tested using Mac OS X, Debian Linux and Windows XP.
kind regards,
Bas van Beek
Isn't it better to avoid any behaviour-changing #define's in a header
file? I mean the following series of lines in php_embed2.h:
/* we control char* lifetime of smart_str as we allow it to cross
request boundaries /
#define SMART_STR_USE_REALLOC 1
/ we use bigger numbers than default as script output will most
likely be bigger than anticipated for smart_str usage */
#define SMART_STR_PREALLOC 2048
#define SMART_STR_START_SIZE 2000
#include <ext/standard/php_smart_str.h>
TSRM needs to be initialized just once on startup. It's not the thing
that has to be initialized per thread
my 2c,
Moriyoshi
Hi Guys,
The Embed2 SAPI for embedded applications needing multi-thread enabled PHP
scripting support can be inspected from the following repository:http://svn.tobin.nl/public/php/embed2/trunk/
The original Embedded SAPI does not allow concurrent script runs and as such
is less suited for multi-threaded applications . Also single threaded
applications
can benefit from the Embed2 SAPI as for each PHP script run, it is not
necessary to initialize and shutdown the entire PHP environment.Examples for embedding PHP using the Embed2 SAPI can be found in the
examples directory.The C example uses pthreads to showcase a typical posix implementation.
The C++ example uses the boost::thread library to showcase a cross platform
implementation. Build instructions / make files are also added for Linux, OS
X and WindowsIf good enough I would like to donate the Embed2 SAPI to the PHP community
using the standard PHP License and request a CVS account for adding it to
the source tree.The code has been tested to run on PHP-5.2.9 and PHP-5.3.0RC1 and was tested
using Mac OS X, Debian Linux and Windows XP.kind regards,
Bas van Beek
Hello Moriyoshi,
Op 27 mrt 2009, om 03:38 heeft Moriyoshi Koizumi het volgende
geschreven:
Isn't it better to avoid any behaviour-changing #define's in a header
file? I mean the following series of lines in php_embed2.h:
I agree... I have moved the defines and inclusion of php_smart_str.h
to the php_embed2.c file so it's behavior
is internal to this source file only.
TSRM needs to be initialized just once on startup. It's not the thing
that has to be initialized per thread
TSRM is initialized only once and on startup when using the
php_embed2_init call.
In threads one simply has to call php_embed2_req_init() to startup the
request environment when one needs
to run a PHP script.
my 2c,
Moriyoshi
kind regards,
Bas van Beek
Hi Guys,
The Embed2 SAPI for embedded applications needing multi-thread
enabled PHP
scripting support can be inspected from the following repository:http://svn.tobin.nl/public/php/embed2/trunk/The original Embedded SAPI does not allow concurrent script runs
and as such
is less suited for multi-threaded applications . Also single threaded
applications
can benefit from the Embed2 SAPI as for each PHP script run, it is
not
necessary to initialize and shutdown the entire PHP environment.Examples for embedding PHP using the Embed2 SAPI can be found in the
examples directory.The C example uses pthreads to showcase a typical posix
implementation.
The C++ example uses the boost::thread library to showcase a cross
platform
implementation. Build instructions / make files are also added for
Linux, OS
X and WindowsIf good enough I would like to donate the Embed2 SAPI to the PHP
community
using the standard PHP License and request a CVS account for adding
it to
the source tree.The code has been tested to run on PHP-5.2.9 and PHP-5.3.0RC1 and
was tested
using Mac OS X, Debian Linux and Windows XP.kind regards,
Bas van Beek