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internals:engine [2010/05/19 17:06] – Added "How do I detect the SAPI" as explained by Johannes philipinternals:engine [2017/09/22 13:28] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   [11:59am] scoates: and the hashtable will automatically grow on _add, right? the length passed to init is just a hint?   [11:59am] scoates: and the hashtable will automatically grow on _add, right? the length passed to init is just a hint?
   [11:59am] johannes_: right   [11:59am] johannes_: right
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 Add your random stuff here. I'll move it/update it/fix it (Derick) Add your random stuff here. I'll move it/update it/fix it (Derick)
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 +How to get %%__LINE__ and __FILE__%%?
 +  * zend_get_executed_filename() and zend_get_executed_lineno()
  
 How do I detect the SAPI? How do I detect the SAPI?
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 </code> </code>
  
-Note: do not use ZEND_INIT_MODULE_GLOBALS/ts_allocate_id. If used a shared extension, they will provoke an attempt to call the destructor after the module has been unloaded!+Note: do not use ZEND_INIT_MODULE_GLOBALS/ts_allocate_id. If used a shared extension, they will provoke an attempt to call the destructor after the module has been unloaded! Also, for all that is holy, do NOT initialize globals on MINIT (EXTNAME_G(var_ptr) = NULL), that won't work correctly in ZTS as it won't initialize the value in all threads.
  
 - Now define the constructor and destructor functions: - Now define the constructor and destructor functions:
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 } }
 </code> </code>
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 +The globals constructor and destructor are NOT execute per-request, they are part of the module startup/shutdown. The globals can store data across requests. If you need to do per-request operations to the globals, use module-activate and module-deactivate callbacks.
  
 Note: ZEND_MODULE_GLOBALS_CTOR_D will declare a function as receiving a zend_extname_globals*, not void* and zend_module_entry is supposed to contain a function pointer type that receives void*. I think this violates the C standard (the declarations are incompatible), but should however by safe since the arguments have the same size. Note: ZEND_MODULE_GLOBALS_CTOR_D will declare a function as receiving a zend_extname_globals*, not void* and zend_module_entry is supposed to contain a function pointer type that receives void*. I think this violates the C standard (the declarations are incompatible), but should however by safe since the arguments have the same size.
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