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> On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 12:03:44PM -0400, lo-tek wrote:
> > A new OOP database abstraction layer (in C) is in the works.
> > Should be ready
> > in 2 or so months...
>
> how is that going to be differen
i've looked at the latest Zend CVS and like what i see with regards to
exceptions, and i'd like to make a suggestion.
in other languages (c++, delphi and Java for sure), you can specify the type
of exception you are interested in in the catch block. short of this, the
programmer would have to che
Jeroen,
then i have one more question. The real problem im trying to solve is
the ability to have multiple threads (different requests) access a resource
which may be persistent.
imagine, for instance, that i have a persistent database connection which
matches the login criteria (username, pa
My concern is really with the globals and not the functions, so if two
threads cant simultaneously step on the same copy of globals referenced by a
tsrm resource id, then that solves my problem.
you then pass to bar). So thread safety should *not* be affected.
>
> But AFAIK TSRM* do NOT force se
thread safe, or is TSRMLS_FETCH() (or TSRMLS_C etc) needed in
each function needing serialized access to TLS data ?
lo-tek
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i meant to post the following link a while back, but i lost track of it
http://users.footprints.net/~kaz/kazlib_doc/docs.html
look near the bottom.
i havent tried this personally, but he seems to have a portable (Ansi C)
exception handling mechanism which appears well though out and documented.
I've wanted to suggest for a while that there be an option to annotate the
API docs on Zend's site. There have been a few things ive discovered in the
process of extension development that could benefit fellow travelers, but as
of now there seems not to be a process (that im aware of) to accomodat
