The Threaded class
Introduction
(PECL pthreads >= 2.0.0)
Threaded objects form the basis of pthreads ability to execute user code in parallel; they expose synchronization methods and various useful interfaces.
Threaded objects, most importantly, provide implicit safety for the programmer; all operations on the object scope are safe.
Class synopsis
/* Methods */
public chunk(int $size, bool $preserve): array
public count(): int
public extend(string $class): bool
public isRunning(): bool
public isTerminated(): bool
public merge(mixed $from, bool $overwrite = ?): bool
public notify(): bool
public notifyOne(): bool
public pop(): bool
public run(): void
public shift(): mixed
public synchronized(Closure $block, mixed ...$args): mixed
public wait(int $timeout = ?): bool}
Table of Contents
- Threaded::chunk — Manipulation
- Threaded::count — Manipulation
- Threaded::extend — Runtime Manipulation
- Threaded::isRunning — State Detection
- Threaded::isTerminated — State Detection
- Threaded::merge — Manipulation
- Threaded::notify — Synchronization
- Threaded::notifyOne — Synchronization
- Threaded::pop — Manipulation
- Threaded::run — Execution
- Threaded::shift — Manipulation
- Threaded::synchronized — Synchronization
- Threaded::wait — Synchronization
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