Al Baker wrote:
An embedded opcode cache I think is also essential and the surrounding
$_MEMORY sounds perfect to me. All Java guys (yeah I know PHP != Java)
say PHP isn't ready for the enterprise because it can't share
information between processes other than arcane sessions. Having PHP
become even faster also buys us not only play in the enterprise but
scalability since it takes less to do what we do today.
At now, data sharing is possible in two ways:
1) Shared Memory Functions
2) apache_note() function
Second method is simple and you need only some king of data
serialization/deserialization, but is available only with Apache web server.
First method is good for read-only data. Write to shmem segment is some
times difficult (shmem segment have fixed size). Data
serialization/deserialization is also required.
It will be nice to have a simple method...
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