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The language itself, though, does absolutely have this assumption built in. If you want to run it in an endless loop, you’ll have issues.
by ksenzee 1y ago
The language itself, though, does absolutely have this assumption built in. If you want to run it in an endless loop, you’ll have issues.
- EGreg 1y agoNo you won’t, other runtimes like Swoole, FrankenPHP, and even amphp let you do that, just spin up a PHP process. I wouldn’t recommend them, though.
- ksenzee 1y ago“You’ll have issues” was my way of saying “I wouldn’t recommend them.” IMO if you want to run in a loop, pick a language where that’s the standard practice.
- dingdingdang 1y agoI find some of the language around FrankenPHP difficult to parse - is FrankenPHP always in loop mode (ala ReactPHP) or is it simply an option? I can't tell.. my gut reaction upon reading the intro material is that they "simply" replaced Apache/Nginx with Go's inbuilt, and much lighter, server structure and that PHP itself is left to run completely isolated as per usual?! edit: indeed https://frankenphp.dev/docs/classic/ https://frankenphp.dev/docs/classic/ indicates normal runner capability similar to Apache.