On Wed, 2017-01-18 at 09:17 +0100, Torsten Rosenberger wrote:
> Hello List
>
> I'm new to C and writing extensions
> I hope this ist the right list.
>
> I want to port the PEAR HTML_Template_Sigma Class to an PHP
> extension. I startet with the old book 'Building custom PHP Extensions'
> found now newer one.
>
> At the moment i have some class functions in my extension as they are in
> the PHP Class.
>
> in the PHP Class are some callback functions registert
>
> $this->setCallbackFunction('e', array(&$this, '_htmlentities'));
Using a reference here is useless. Just put $this in the aray.
> $this->setCallbackFunction('u', 'urlencode');
>
> the easier callback's to a php function i managed with this code
>
>
> zval tplFunction;
> ZVAL_STRING(&tplFunction,"u");
> zval callback;
> ZVAL_STRING(&callback,"urlencode");
>
> zend_call_method_with_2_params ( obj,Template_Sigma, NULL,
> "setcallbackfunction", NULL, &tplFunction, &callback);
>
>
> but how can i pass the object from a private method of the PHP extension
> class to the setcallbackfunction as it is down in PHP with
>
> array(&$this, '_htmlentities')
>
>
>
> So i try doing some bench :(
> Testing with php7.
>
> i call the class constructor from the extension 1000 times and also the
> same with the PHP class.
>
> $x = new HTML_Template_Sigma("dir","dir_cache");
I don't fully understand what exactly you want to do. If you want to
pass an array with two values to zend_call_method you have to build the
array (array_init, add_next_index_zval, add_next_index_stringl etc.) and
eventually free this again.
For a private member you of course have to mind the context which is
given as class entry via the second argument to
zend_call_method_with_2_params
If you want to receive a callback from a user see the "f" modifier for
zend_parse_paramters, when storing this you probably have to increase a
reference count on some object. In
https://github.com/php-test-helpers/php-test-helpers/blob/master/test_helpers.c#L396
I did this, while that code might not work in PHP 7.
> so the PHP Class with opcache ist equal faste as my extension.
> My goal was to write the class as an extension to get faster.
>
>
>
>
> The last question should I use call_user_function or write this function
> in C.
>
> for example
> the private methode _jsEscape uses the PHP strtr and the second
> parameter is an array so the internal php_strtr_array function is
> called. Should I instead call the php_strtr function multiple times ?
If the extension primarily is just calling userspace-exported functions
there's not much performance gain to win. If you can do more complex
operations in C there can be some gain, though.
johannes
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