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Would it be possible to update the project's readme to include information around how concurrency will be implemented? The readme mentions it however does not go in to any detail. Will concurrency be implemented at the language level as it is in golang creating a php superset or is the intention to make it an extension and override something like the pthread?
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This is still being considered and feedback on this is welcome.
Adding keywords to the language makes things easier to see, but can/will result in incompatibilities with existing PHP code happening to use the same names for other purposes.
Creating a separate extension allows the usage of PHP classes to expose concurrency and limits risks of creating incompatibilities with existing code.
It would also be possible via php.ini to have some things automatically fork in the background (for example generators).
Either way, at this point I believe more feedback from potential users is needed before deciding on a direction.
Would it be possible to update the project's readme to include information around how concurrency will be implemented? The readme mentions it however does not go in to any detail. Will concurrency be implemented at the language level as it is in golang creating a php superset or is the intention to make it an extension and override something like the pthread?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: