Added msgpack serializer support #55
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…lization, fixed broken igbinary support
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I left igbinary as the default if it's enabled, but personally think msgpack would be a saner default if it's enabled given the broader adoption, space savings, etc. Your call. :) |
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Would be great to have this merged |
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Probably need to double-check all the use cases for serialization, make sure msgpack handles them well. I seem to recall some bumps using JSON encoding certain types of objects (maybe just ones with binary contents?)
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Can you write some tests for the use-cases?
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Time to merge this in, ey? |
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I haven't yet looked at this, let me review. (First glance, don't see any tests) |
php_memcached.c
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Added some comments |
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Can someone write a few tests for this PR? |
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See onethumb#1 ... |
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looks good. If @onethumb can merge that to his I'll merge this PR in one go. |
Added tests and fixes whitespaces
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Ready to merge. |
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There is a small issue with msgpack extension. See issue 23 in php-msgpack repo. I'll wait for the response for that to know what to with tests. On super slow edge connection but I'll merge this in the morning at the office. |
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Merged msgpack support, this wouldn't merge so had to do some changes. I'll merge the test manually. Thanks guys, and sorry for the wait! |
We needed a better compact, binary serializer for memcached that worked across non-PHP languages. msgpack has proven to be very fast and compact and results in significant savings.
See: http://msgpack.org/ & https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack-php/
While I was in there, I fixed the igbinary support, which silently said it was working but actually fell back to the default for serialization due to a typo (MEMCACHE instead of MEMCACHED). :)