Internal refactoring to reuse single request parser for all requests #346
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@clue unit tests are failing 😝 |
This changeset is in preparation for upcoming refactorings to move unrelated logic out of the parser class to prepare for persistent HTTP connections in follow-up PR. This changeset does not affect the public API and happens to improves performance slightly from around 9000 req/s to 9200 req/s on my machine (best of 5).
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@WyriHaximus Updated to fix failing tests on legacy PHP |
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@clue 👍 , will review tonight it's BBQ time! |
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This changeset is in preparation for upcoming refactorings to move
unrelated logic out of the parser class to prepare for persistent HTTP
connections in follow-up PR. This changeset does not affect the public
API and happens to improves performance slightly from around 9000 req/s
to 9200 req/s on my machine (best of 5).
We could expose the internal
RequestHeaderParseras input to theStreamingServerin order to solve #214, but I've decided against this change for now: Doing so would mean that we expose an otherwise@internalclass to the outside and thus make future changes to this class more difficult. The current changeset can be used as a base for future changes in this direction or some other option array as discussed in #214, but I'd rather leave this up for a future discussion.Builds on top of #345
Refs #39
Closes #241
Closes #242