XPSPL - PHP Signal Processing Library

XPSPL is a high performance signal processor for the PHP programming language.

Table of Contents

• Installing XPSPL
  • Requirements
  • Install
  • Updates
  • Windows
• Configuration
• Quickstart
  • Signal Driven Programming with XPSPL
  • XPSPL The PHP Signal Library
  • Environment

API

• signal
• null_exhaust
• high_priority
• low_priority
• priority
• remove_handle
• emit
• signal_history
• register_signal
• search_signals
• loop
• shutdown
• import
• before
• after
• XPSPL
• clean
• delete_signal
• erase_signal_history
• disable_signaled_exceptions
• erase_history
• save_signal_history
• listen
• dir_include
• $i
• current_signal
• current_event
• on_shutdown
• on_start
• XPSPL_flush

Architecture

• signal
• null_exhaust
• high_priority
• low_priority
• priority
• remove_handle
• emit
• signal_history
• register_signal
• search_signals
• loop
• shutdown
• import
• before
• after
• XPSPL
• clean
• delete_signal
• erase_signal_history
• disable_signaled_exceptions
• erase_history
• save_signal_history
• listen
• dir_include
• $i
• current_signal
• current_event
• on_shutdown
• on_start
• XPSPL_flush
• XPSPL_DEBUG
• XPSPL_ENGINE_EXCEPTIONS
• XPSPL_SIGNAL_HISTORY
• XPSPL_SIGNAL_EXCEPTIONS
• XPSPL_PURGE_EXHAUSTED
• XPSPL_MODULE_DIR
• WINDOWS
• WINDOWS
• TIME_SECONDS
• TIME_MILLISECONDS
• EXHAUST_DEFAULT
• EVENT_SELF_PARENT
• XPSPLEvent
• __construct
• has_expired
• get_signal
• set_result
• get_result
• halt
• is_child
• set_parent
• get_parent
• __get
• __isset
• __set
• __unset
• XPSPLHandle
• __construct
• decrement_exhaust
• exhaustion
• is_exhausted
• get_priority
• get_function
• set_exhaust
• set_priority
• XPSPLIdle
• idle
• get_priority
• allow_override
• override
• XPSPLLibrary
• load
• XPSPLListener
• __construct
• _get_signals
• _reset
• XPSPLProcessor
• __construct
• _register_error_handler
• loop
• get_routine
• has_signal_exhausted
• queue_exhausted
• remove_handle
• flush
• listen
• signal
• register_signal
• search_signals
• evaluate_signals
• _event
• _event_exit
• emit
• _queue_execute
• _func_exec
• signal_history
• shutdown
• event_analysis
• before
• after
• _signal_interrupt
• _interrupt
• clean
• delete_signal
• erase_signal_history
• current_signal
• current_event
• HASH_STORAGE
• COMPLEX_STORAGE
• INTERRUPT_STORAGE
• INTERRUPT_PRE
• INTERRUPT_POST
• QUEUE_MAX_SIZE
• QUEUE_DEFAULT_PRIORITY
• XPSPLQueue
• enqueue
• dequeue
• sort
• XPSPLRoutine
• get_signals
• get_idle
• get_idles_available
• add_idle
• reset
• XPSPLSignal
• __construct
• XPSPLinstance
• XPSPL__clone
• STATE_DECLARED
• STATE_RUNNING
• STATE_EXITED
• STATE_ERROR
• STATE_RECYCLED
• STATE_RECOVERED
• STATE_HALTED
• XPSPL__construct
• XPSPLget_state
• XPSPLset_state
• XPSPLstorage
• XPSPLmerge
• XPSPLwalk
• XPSPLcount
• XPSPLcurrent
• XPSPLend
• XPSPLkey
• XPSPLnext
• XPSPLprev
• XPSPLreset
• XPSPLvalid
• XPSPLsort
• XPSPLusort
• XPSPLuasort
• XPSPL_AUTOLOADER
• $class
• milliseconds
• microseconds
• signal_exceptions
• signal_errors
• bin_search
• $node
• get_class_name
• XPSPL_VERSION
• XPSPL_MASTERMIND
• XPSPL_PATH
• XPSPL
• init
• version
• XPSPLprocessoreventError
• __construct
• get_error_data
• XPSPLidleProcess
• __construct
• idle
• XPSPLidleTime
• __construct
• idle
• get_length
• get_time_until
• get_instruction
• get_time_left
• convert_length
• has_time_passed
• override
• XPSPLprocessorSIG_Shutdown
• XPSPLprocessorSIG_Startup
• XPSPLprocessorsignalBase
• XPSPLsignalComplex
• __construct
• evaluate
• routine
• get_routine
• event
• signal_this
• XPSPLprocessorsignalDeprecated
• XPSPLprocessorsignalError
• __construct
• get_error
• get_exception
• XPSPLprocessorsignalEvent_Expired
• XPSPLprocessorsignalHandle_Exception
• XPSPLprocessorsignalIdle_Function_Overflow
• XPSPLprocessorsignalInvalid_Event
• XPSPLprocessorsignalInvalid_Handle
• XPSPLprocessorsignalInvalid_Interrupt
• XPSPLprocessorsignalInvalid_Signal
• XPSPLprocessorsignalModule_Load_Failure
• XPSPLprocessorsignalProcessor_Errors
• evaluate
• XPSPLprocessorsignalProcessor_Signals
• evaluate
• XPSPLprocessorsignalRoutine_Calculation_Error
• XPSPLsignalStandard
• get_info

Modules

• FTP Module

Source

XPSPL is hosted on Github.

Performance

The following performance tests were generated on a 2.7GHZ i5 processor using this script.

Note

These tests were performed under the event_removal branch.

Author

XPSPL has been designed and developed by Nickolas C. Whiting.

Version

XPSPL is currently in major version 3.

There is no current minor or bugfix release.

Support

Support for XPSPL is offered through two support channels.

Mailing list

A mailing list provided by Google Groups.

IRC

An IRC channel by irc.freenode.net #prggmr.

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