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Improve async()
to avoid unneeded futureTick()
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Just filed #31 with a benchmark for the |
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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Since `async()` returns a promise and those are normally cancelable, implementing this puts them in line with the rest of our ecosystem. As such the following example will throw a timeout exception from the canceled `sleep()` call. ```php $promise = async(static function (): int { echo 'a'; await(sleep(2)); echo 'b'; return time(); })(); $promise->cancel(); await($promise); ```` This builds on top of reactphp#15, reactphp#18, reactphp#19, reactphp#26, reactphp#28, reactphp#30, and reactphp#32.
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This simple changeset improves the
async()
function to avoid any unneededfutureTick()
calls. This means we can now rely on its execution behavior just like all other promise functions and thecoroutine()
function (#12) provided by this package.The
async()
function would usually be used together withawait()
(#26). In this case, everything until the firstawait()
will be executed in the same instant, just like thecoroutine()
function executes until encountering the firstyield
statement. Likewise, this means that this function now resolves immediately when returning/throwing without anawait()
call.Given this is one of the core building blocks for fiber-based asynchronous execution, this can have a somewhat significant effect on performance. I consider this to be a first step and have prepared a number of follow-up PRs to improve similar situations in this package. The updated test suite shows this has full code coverage and confirms this is a rather isolated change at the moment.
async()
by making its promises cancellable #20 for future cancellation support, as afutureTick()
can not be cancelled and we have to remember additional state in this case. With these changes, this now no longer needed and we can simplify our upcoming cancellation logic.async
andawait
functions #15 that introduced the fiber-basedasync()
function