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How to call swoole in php

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How to call swoole in php

PHP is used in the project, but due to the long and time-consuming task, after the front-end is submitted, the server needs to respond asynchronously.

There are many solutions for server asynchronous, including MQ, fsocket, Swoole, etc.                                                                                                                                             (Recommended learning: swoole video tutorial )

Swoole is written in pure C language and provides an asynchronous multi-threaded server in PHP language, asynchronous TCP/UDP network client, and asynchronous MySQL , asynchronous Redis, database connection pool, AsyncTask, message queue, millisecond timer, asynchronous file reading and writing, asynchronous DNS query.

Swoole has built-in Http/WebSocket server/client and Http2.0 server.

The most important thing is that it perfectly supports the PHP language. So I used Swoole to build an asynchronous server to provide a series of tasks such as asynchronous response, push, and scheduled tasks.

Swoole is written in C language and is compiled and installed.

The installation dependencies are:

php-5.3.10 或更高版本
gcc-4.4 或更高版本
make
autoconf
pcre (centos系统可以执行命令:yum install pcre-devel)

Installation method:

phpize #If the command does not exist, please Add the actual path of php in front

./configure
make 
sudo make install

After the compilation is completed, you need to add the extension

extension=swoole.so
in php.ini

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