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[RFC] Support Swow Extension。 #329

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xiangjihan opened this issue Jul 3, 2023 · 1 comment
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[RFC] Support Swow Extension。 #329

xiangjihan opened this issue Jul 3, 2023 · 1 comment
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Summary

Support swow extension.

Motivation

Swow is a multi-platform support and coroutine-based engine with a focus on concurrent I/O,It's like swoole, but beyond it.

Compatibility with Ubiquity's philosophy

Swow is committed to using the smallest C core and most of the PHP code to support PHP high-performance network programming, which determines that it is more about providing powerful secondary development capabilities by seamlessly integrating PHP code and C kernel, while ensuring critical performance.

In addition, it provides a variety of debugging mechanisms and powerful and low-threshold debugging tools, which can ensure that developers are free from the trouble of BUGs as much as possible, and ordinary developers can also have the ability to debug near the level of experts with the help of tools, so as to maximize development efficiency.

Expected results

You can develop php coroutine-based program on windows with small and native support!

Additional context

https://github.com/swow/swow

@xiangjihan xiangjihan added the new feature For new features label Jul 3, 2023
@jcheron jcheron added accepted For accepted RFCs (Requests For Changes) performance labels Sep 15, 2024
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jcheron commented Sep 15, 2024

Started : see https://github.com/phpMv/ubiquity-swow

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