is the example testwebsock.php multi threaded ?

[gfanini]

is the example testwebsock.php multi threaded ?
you need the pthread posix dll for php on windows in order to enable threads ?

I don't think so because it should have
extends Thread
client->start()
client->join() to wait for thread exit if needed

such as this pthread example

<?php
/*
* Please don't use resources, it's dangerous ...
*/
class Test extends Thread {
	public $stop = false;
	
	public function __construct($socket){
		$this->socket = $socket;
	}
	
	public function run(){
		while(++$clients < 10 &&
			($client = socket_accept($this->socket))){
			printf("Accept in %lu\n", $this->getThreadId());
			var_dump($client);
			var_dump($this->socket);
			socket_close($client);
		}
	}
}
$workers = array();
$sock = socket_create_listen($argv[1]);
if ($sock) {	
	while(++$worker<5){
		$workers[$worker] = new Test($sock);
		$workers[$worker]->start();
	}
	printf("%d threads waiting on port %d\n", count($workers), $argv[1]);
}

foreach ($workers as $thread)
    $thread->join();
?>

possibily could you post a multi thread version of testwebsock.php please

I think that example is single threaded, and handles receive in process() for each user, round robin, I enclose an example where also the transmit in tick() is called round robin for each user with per client requested data from a mongo db in case you wish to make a similar multiple client example please

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[ghedipunk]

is the example testwebsock.php multi threaded ?

No.

possibily could you post a multi thread version of testwebsock.php please

If someone wants to develop this feature, I'll be happy to review and merge what they have. Anyone who does want to develop this feature, please keep in mind that one of my goals is to keep extension dependencies to a minimum, so if pthreads is not available, it should fall back gracefully. I, personally, will not be doing new development on the GitHub version (and my planned GitLab hosted version is not expected to be compatible with this version here). (Honestly, the longer I can go without logging in to GitHub, and just responding to bugs through email replies, the happier I'll be.)

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On Fri, Oct 25, 2019 at 10:24 AM gfanini ***@***.***> wrote: is the example testwebsock.php multi threaded ? you need the pthread posix dll for php on windows in order to enable threads ? I don't think so because it should have extends Thread client->start() client->join() to wait for thread exit if needed such as this pthread example socket = $socket; } public function run(){ while(++$clients < 10 && ($client = socket_accept($this->socket))){ printf("Accept in %lu\n", $this->getThreadId()); var_dump($client); var_dump($this->socket); socket_close($client); } } } $workers = array(); $sock = socket_create_listen($argv[1]); if ($sock) { while(++$worker<5){ $workers[$worker] = new Test($sock); $workers[$worker]->start(); } printf("%d threads waiting on port %d\n", count($workers), $argv[1]); } foreach ($workers as $thread) $thread->join(); ?> possibily could you post a multi thread version of testwebsock.php please — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#124?email_source=notifications&email_token=AAB46PTZUX6RSMD6NEHJTTLQQMTTBA5CNFSM4JFF6HT2YY3PNVWWK3TUL52HS4DFUVEXG43VMWVGG33NNVSW45C7NFSM4HUODV7A>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAB46PTQFD76ZK54GOD6HI3QQMTTBANCNFSM4JFF6HTQ> .