On 02.06.2008 13:35, Adam Klobukowski wrote:
Hello
I'm writing a PHP extension where I'm using a custom library. This
library uses a structure that needs to be initialized once per server
instance. First I initialized it in each of my functions and
deinitialize it ant the end. It works ok, but unfortunetly it turns to
be to slow. So, I'm trying to do it globally. Everything in that library
is internally synchronized, so I don not have to worry about thread
safety. I declare my structure globally (in fact a pointer to a
structure), initialize it in PHP_MINIT (it works), then deinitialize in
PHP_MSHUTDOWN (works too).
That's exactly what lots of extensions do.
Unfortunetly, when I'm trying to use this
structure in my PHP_FUNCTIONs, it does not work.
You've managed to describe everything except for the problem itself =)
What does this "does not work" mean?
How exactly do you initialize and address these variables?
Btw. I'm looking for a good reference of internal PHP APIs. I found
excelent Sara's Golemon articles, but thats all, is there anything better?
The sources are better.
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Wbr,
Antony Dovgal
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