Xuefer Tinys wrote: > i have a big array with 20k elements, i have no problem building it, > because the elements is recv from socket, i can socket_select() on 1k > clients, read from them. > i plan to unset the whole array every 1hour > this is a not big problem when for a few times, it takes me 0.02 seconds > but after many hours of running, unset will sometime takes 10 seconds. > this is big problem because it's 1 unset() statement, and all incoming > connection is blocked, the client may get connection time out > > summary: > 1. one process, no fork (just has to be) > 2. socket_select(), process each client's data simultaneously. some > data will be put into array > 3. each element value is /true/, and key is numeric(ip2long) > $array[ip2long($ip)] = true; > 4. fast to unset, but slow to unset after a few hours, with similar > amount of elements Just some ideas from a naive reader: 1. unset() more often 2. unset() only a portion of the elements of the array You may even want to store a TIME element, and only unset() the "old" items or something. You may also want to, perhaps, put the unset() of older data inside your socket listening/reading loop, so that you are unset-ing the really old stuff as you read the new stuff, to always keep your array "small" in size. -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
