You can use $still_running returned from curl_multi_exec (or perform, i can't remember what i called the php version) to spawn new connections if you like...
-Sterling
(*) It shouldn't hold up the release, but I think it should be allowed as a bug fix, since its currently there, just not implemented, and its important to the multi interface.
On Mar 17, 2004, at 12:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I am writing a php-cgi server, using curl-multi. It needs to start a bunch of curl
'threads', and steadily process the results of finished 'threads' and start new ones in
their place.
It seems to be working other than curl_multi_info_read() - this function does not
return any data so I cannot see which curl threads have finished and are ready for
processing.
Looking at the curl.haxx.se curl-lib docs, it doesn't look too complicated (I'm not a C
programmer though!) to implement, seeing as everything else is working. Perhaps I
have missed something entirely.
I assume it is the same problem as mentioned here:?
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-dev&m=104791992407964&w=2
Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions you can offer, or perhaps even an
ETA on when this function might be finished so I can either wait, or skin the cat
another way.
Warm regards,
Jason
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