pedro93

Fixed memory leaks and it might be the time to release :p

Funk implements PHPSGI specification (the PHPSGI repository contains middleware/app interfaces implemented in both PHP and Zend Extension)

https://github.com/phpsgi/phpsgi

there is a typo, it's FastCommit. :p

http://imgur.com/Db5obT8 powerful zsh completion generator

the routes are pre-compiled, so I think it only requires one calling conversion from js to c++ when dispatching routes.

It's a binding library of r3, you may check the benchmark from r3 project:

https://github.com/c9s/r3#performance

well. implementing these feature testing scripts is kinda waste of time. so I rather to pick up autotools, which provides a integrated features.

to use it for a static embedded use case, you may write your own build script to compile the library (it's not hard to write one). the cflags are describe in src/Makefile.am

and you can use pkg-config to list the flags you need.

When you use pcre in python or ruby, do you worry about the complexity? pcre and language VMs are also implemented in C/C++.

If we consider complexity before everything, we must use PHP to implement an OS. :-p

Thanks! that helps!

Hi! your implementation is inspiring to me. so I mixed some other ideas to implement this (for fun and experimentation).

this router library can be used for different purpose (outside of URL dispatching), although we don't gain so much performance from the point of view of each single request.

The behavior of (strndiff / strdiff) is different from strncmp or strcmp. strn?cmp does not return the offset. they are different functions.

and in order to ship this package to deb, deploy to different platform, use autotools to test C features is a requirement. (we used to build the project with cmake before we use autotools)