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sem_remove

(PHP 4 >= 4.1.0, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)

sem_removeDétruit un sémaphore

Description

sem_remove(SysvSemaphore $semaphore): bool

sem_remove() supprime le sémaphore donné.

Après suppression du sémaphore, il n'est plus utilisable.

Liste de paramètres

semaphore

Un sémaphore, telle que retournée par la fonction sem_get().

Valeurs de retour

Cette fonction retourne true en cas de succès ou false si une erreur survient.

Historique

Version Description
8.0.0 semaphore attend désormais une SysvSemaphore; auparavant, une resource était attendue.

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donotcallme at iwillcallyou dot com
11 years ago
sem_remove() shouldn't be part of a normal cleanup/teardown and should be called very rarely due to bugs in the implementation.

It doesn't seem to hurt to leave semaphores lying around and is likely to be more performance-friendly to do so. If you are concerned about having too many semaphores floating around for an application (e.g. a file cache that uses ftok()), you can use some modulus arithmetic and simple addition to create a limited range of values for your semaphores off in the middle of nowhere. For example, ftok() % 101 + 0xBADBEEF. Be sure to replace 0xBADBEEF with your own random value. The example limits the range to 101 semaphores. 101 is a prime number - so if you want more or less, be sure to replace it with a prime number since primes theoretically help distribute values more evenly.
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