On 20 May 2001 16:16:47 -0700 impersonator of [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Manuel
Lemos) planted I saw in php.general:
Weren't you the one that was saying that you opposed to the existence of a
PHP compiler? Despite your opposition, Zeev and Andi brought it up to the
joy of many PHP users.
Hi. Is it
On 21 May 2001 10:06:41 -0700 impersonator of [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Zeev Suraski)
planted I saw in php.general:
At 08:24 21/5/2001, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
You are assuming they even read this mailing list.
*ping* (in Tokyo, so it took me a while to catch up on my Email)
Zeev
Sorry for _an_
IMHO, one of the main attractions of open source software is that the
creators themselves are easy to contact. Getting a question answered by a
company usually involves talking to customer service, who gets an answer
from a supervisor, who asked the lead of the programming department, who
asked
At 08:24 21/5/2001, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
You are assuming they even read this mailing list.
*ping* (in Tokyo, so it took me a while to catch up on my Email)
Zeev
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Hello Zeev,
On 12-May-01 14:14:10, you wrote:
At 04:05 12/5/2001, Wez Furlong wrote:
I know that there might be some bad interactions with apache if you fork,
but if you allow PHP to spot that it forked and call _exit() instead of
returning into the SAPI, you should be OK?
Not really, the
Not really, the parent has to somehow call wait() on the child, otherwise
you'd get zombie processes...
Generally, implementing that sort of stuff within the Apache framework is a
bit of asking for trouble :I
Anyway, PHP really lacks of real multi-threading capabilities. Things like
Nope, but you can use the ticks feature to do some of this.
Is there any documentation for this? I searched the manual and php.net but
came
up with nothing :(
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Hello Rasmus,
On 20-May-01 17:42:22, you wrote:
Not really, the parent has to somehow call wait() on the child, otherwise
you'd get zombie processes...
Generally, implementing that sort of stuff within the Apache framework is
a bit of asking for trouble :I
Anyway, PHP really lacks of real
On 20-May-01 17:42:22, you wrote:
Not really, the parent has to somehow call wait() on the child, otherwise
you'd get zombie processes...
Generally, implementing that sort of stuff within the Apache framework is
a bit of asking for trouble :I
Anyway, PHP really lacks of real
Hello Rasmus,
On 20-May-01 19:08:16, you wrote:
On 20-May-01 17:42:22, you wrote:
Not really, the parent has to somehow call wait() on the child,
otherwise you'd get zombie processes... Generally, implementing that
sort of stuff within the Apache framework is a bit of asking for
Weren't you the one that was saying that you opposed to the existence of a
PHP compiler? Despite your opposition, Zeev and Andi brought it up to the
joy of many PHP users.
Well, it is not part of PHP. It isn't even free.
Since Zeev and Andi seem to be currently the most capable developers
Manuel wrote:
[...]
Since Zeev and Andi seem to be currently the most capable developers to
bring
multi-threading capability to PHP because they developed PHP current
engine
- Zend, my question still goes for them. After all they always seemed
more
reasonable and opened to my suggestions
Hello Rasmus,
On 20-May-01 20:22:48, you wrote:
Weren't you the one that was saying that you opposed to the existence of a
PHP compiler? Despite your opposition, Zeev and Andi brought it up to the
joy of many PHP users.
Well, it is not part of PHP. It isn't even free.
As long it works
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On 20/05/2001 at 5:34 PM Zak Greant [EMAIL PROTECTED] [gregausit/phplist]
wrote:
Manuel wrote:
[...]
Since Zeev and Andi seem to be currently the most capable developers to
bring
multi-threading capability to PHP because they developed PHP current
On Sun, May 20, 2001 at 01:43:36PM -0700, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Not really, the parent has to somehow call wait() on the child, otherwise
you'd get zombie processes...
Generally, implementing that sort of stuff within the Apache framework is a
bit of asking for trouble :I
Anyway, PHP
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 01:55:10PM +1000, Greg Wright wrote:
[ . . . ]
IIRC Rasmus was one of the main people involved in bringing PHP to life, it
Well, if anyone can be said to have invented it, it's Rasmus. At some
point around 96 (?) he was approached by Zeev and some others who
suggested to
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