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@koriym koriym commented Jun 30, 2024

Clionでデバック実行を可能にします。

https://dev.to/jasny/developing-a-php-extension-in-clion-3oo1

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for PHP 8.1 in the build configuration.
    • Introduced a new build-packagexml.php script for generating package.xml files for PECL extensions.
    • Updated README with improved installation instructions and performance details.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling in the PHP_FUNCTION(method_intercept) in rayaop.c.
  • Refactor

    • Renamed Intercepted class to MethodInterceptor.
    • Updated various function and class names for consistency and clarity in the documentation and code.
  • Tests

    • Added new test files to validate basic functionality, error handling, and multiple interceptors for RayAOP.

koriym added 4 commits June 30, 2024 11:58
The update includes the addition of rayaop extension to the PHP code base. This is made possible through the inclusion of new files namely: php-executable.m4, pecl.m4, config.w32, and CMakeLists.txt. Config.m4 has been modified to initialize and configure the added rayaop extension. An option has been provided to enable or disable rayaop during PHP configuration, adding flexibility to the build process.
The old version of the php_rayaop.h file has been replaced with a new one. Simultaneously, the source file rayaop.c has been renamed. The new header file comes with additional definitions and the declaration of new function rayaop_nop. Commit includes added license and copyright information.
The Makefile.frag file has been updated to include a 'clean-tests' command to clean up test related files and a 'mrproper' command for a deep clean of the build environment. This helps to keep the workspace free of unnecessary files that may hinder the building and testing process.
New run configurations named 'clean' and 'make' were added to the ProjectRunConfigurationManager. These set up the way the CLionExternalRunConfiguration works with specific parameters for program execution. They are saved under '.idea/runConfigurations'.
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Walkthrough

The recent changes focus on enhancing and streamlining the RayAop PHP extension. Key updates include: transitioning the codebase to PHP 8.1, refining build and configuration scripts for better build automation, optimizing memory management and error handling, and refining documentation and testing policies to ensure clarity and consistency.

Changes

File/Group Change Summary
.github/workflows/build.yml Updated PHP version matrix to remove 8.0 and add 8.1.
.idea/runConfigurations/make.xml Added CLionExternalRunConfiguration for "rayaop" project.
CMakeLists.txt Specified CMake configurations, custom targets, and library build directives.
Makefile.frag Introduced new cleanup and info display targets; updated .PHONY entries.
autoconf/pecl.m4 Added macros to streamline PECL extension configuration.
.autoconf/php-executable.m4 Added logic to generate a run-php script with symbolic link to PHP_EXECUTABLE.
config.m4 Configured rayaop extension, added macros for initialization and build directives.
config.w32 Enabled rayaop extension based on configuration flag.
php_rayaop.h Defined RayAop extension, version, and author details; declared a function and module entry.
.gitignore Updated to include cmake-build-debug and exclude Makefile.objects.
build-packagexml.php Script to generate package.xml, handle metadata, and manage file entries for PECL extension.
build.sh Replaced rayaop.php execution with smoke.php.
rayaop.c Updated debug macros, memory allocation, error handling; added debug functions.
README.md Enhanced performance, clarified installation steps, updated requirements to PHP 8.1 or higher.
docs/policy.md Updated implementation policy focusing on performance, PHP 8 compatibility, and error handling.
docs/spec.md Renamed interfaces, updated function names, parameters, and provided better examples.
smoke.php Renamed Intercepted class to MethodInterceptor.
tests/000-rayaop-loaded.phpt Added tests to check the loading of RayAOP extension.
tests/001-rayaop-basic.phpt, ..., 003-*.phpt Introduced tests to demonstrate basic, error, and multiple interceptor functionalities.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer as Developer
    participant BuildSystem as Build System
    participant PHP as PHP
    Developer->>BuildSystem: Push to GitHub
    BuildSystem->>PHP: Update version to 8.1, run build.sh
    PHP-->>BuildSystem: Perform build and tests
    BuildSystem-->>Developer: Build and test results
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A code refined, with PHP eight-one,
Builds automated, a job well done.
Interceptions swift, without delay,
For Ray's high-speed AOP way.
New scripts and tests, the changes gleam,
In perfect sync, a developer's dream.
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The build.yml file for the GitHub workflow has been updated. The PHP version 8.0 has been removed from the testing matrix, leaving only versions 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 to test.
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autoconf/php-executable.m4 (1)

1-6: Ensure the symbolic link creation is safe.

The ln -s command creates a symbolic link to the PHP executable. Ensure this operation does not overwrite existing files and has the necessary permissions.

config.w32 (1)

1-10: LGTM!

The logic to enable the rayaop extension based on a configuration flag is straightforward and correct.

Makefile.frag (4)

1-2: Ensure safe file removal in clean-tests.

The clean-tests target removes specific test files. Ensure this command does not inadvertently remove important files.


4-8: Ensure safe extensive cleanup in mrproper.

The mrproper target performs extensive cleanup. Ensure this command does not inadvertently remove important directories or files.

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The mrproper target in Makefile.frag is safe for extensive cleanup.

The mrproper target is designed to remove files and directories related to the build process, which is a common and necessary practice to ensure a clean state for rebuilding. The references found in the codebase confirm that these files and directories are part of the build system and related scripts.

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10-12: Ensure the info target displays correct information.

The info target displays information using PHP. Ensure this command works as expected and displays the correct information.

config.m4 (3)

12-18: Correct PECL initialization and extension enabling.

The macros PECL_INIT and PHP_ARG_ENABLE are correctly used to initialize the PECL extension and add an option to enable it.


21-37: Correct conditional extension setup and header file installation.

The conditional block correctly defines the extension, adds it, and includes the Makefile fragment and header file installation.


1-6: Include PECL macros correctly.

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CMakeLists.txt (8)

5-7: Define project name and language correctly.

The project command defines the project name and the language used. This is correctly specified for the rayaop project using C.


9-11: Define compile definitions correctly.

The add_compile_definitions command is used to define the HAVE_RAYAOP symbol for the compiler. This is correctly specified.


24-26: Remove trailing newline from PHP include directory correctly.

The string command removes the trailing newline from the retrieved PHP include directory. This is correctly specified.


28-30: Display source directory message correctly.

The message command displays the PHP source directory being used. This is correctly specified.


32-38: Add include directories correctly.

The include_directories command adds the necessary include directories for the project. This is correctly specified.


48-50: Create library from source files correctly.

The add_library command creates a library from the specified source files, excluding it from the default build. This is correctly specified.


1-3: Specify CMake minimum required version correctly.

The cmake_minimum_required command specifies the minimum CMake version required. Ensure that version 3.8 is sufficient for all the CMake commands used in this file.

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40-46: Add custom target for phpize and ./configure correctly.

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autoconf/pecl.m4 (27)

2-7: Define utility functions correctly.

The yes and no functions are correctly defined to return true and false, respectively.


9-15: Define PECL initialization macro correctly.

The PECL_INIT macro is correctly defined to initialize the PECL extension with the given name.


18-22: Define PECL variable macro correctly.

The PECL_VAR macro is correctly defined to handle PECL variables.


24-28: Define PECL cache variable macro correctly.

The PECL_CACHE_VAR macro is correctly defined to handle cached PECL variables.


30-34: Define PECL save variable macro correctly.

The PECL_SAVE_VAR macro is correctly defined to handle saved PECL variables.


36-40: Define PECL define macro correctly.

The PECL_DEFINE macro is correctly defined to handle defining PECL variables.


42-46: Define PECL unquoted define macro correctly.

The PECL_DEFINE_UQ macro is correctly defined to handle defining unquoted PECL variables.


48-53: Define PECL shell variable macro correctly.

The PECL_DEFINE_SH macro is correctly defined to handle defining shell PECL variables.


55-59: Define PECL function macro correctly.

The PECL_DEFINE_FN macro is correctly defined to handle defining PECL functions.


61-65: Define PECL save environment macro correctly.

The PECL_SAVE_ENV macro is correctly defined to handle saving PECL environment variables.


67-71: Define PECL restore environment macro correctly.

The PECL_RESTORE_ENV macro is correctly defined to handle restoring PECL environment variables.


73-80: Define PECL evaluate library line macro correctly.

The PECL_EVAL_LIBLINE macro is correctly defined to handle evaluating library lines for PECL.


82-92: Define PECL egrep program check macro correctly.

The PECL_PROG_EGREP macro is correctly defined to check for the presence of an egrep program.


94-104: Define PECL awk program check macro correctly.

The PECL_PROG_AWK macro is correctly defined to check for the presence of an awk program.


106-120: Define PECL sed program check macro correctly.

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122-130: Define PECL pkg-config program check macro correctly.

The PECL_PROG_PKGCONFIG macro is correctly defined to check for the presence of a pkg-config program.


132-158: Define PECL extension check macro correctly.

The PECL_HAVE_PHP_EXT macro is correctly defined to check for the presence of a PHP extension.


160-185: Define PECL extension header check macro correctly.

The PECL_HAVE_PHP_EXT_HEADER macro is correctly defined to check for the presence of a PHP extension header.


187-209: Define PECL constant check macro correctly.

The PECL_HAVE_CONST macro is correctly defined to check for the presence of a constant in a header file.


211-216: Define PECL version transformation macro correctly.

The _PECL_TR_VERSION macro is correctly defined to transform a version string into a comparable integer.


218-223: Define PECL checked version macro correctly.

The PECL_CHECKED_VERSION macro is correctly defined to handle checked versions of PECL variables.


224-242: Define PECL version check macro correctly.

The PECL_HAVE_VERSION macro is correctly defined to perform a version check for a PECL variable.


244-286: Define PECL custom check macro correctly.

The PECL_CHECK_CUSTOM macro is correctly defined to perform a custom check for a PECL variable.


288-337: Define PECL configuration check macro correctly.

The PECL_CHECK_CONFIG macro is correctly defined to perform a configuration check for a PECL variable.


339-353: Define PECL package config check macro correctly.

The PECL_CHECK_PKGCONFIG macro is correctly defined to perform a pkg-config check for a PECL variable.


355-373: Define PECL check done macro correctly.

The PECL_CHECK_DONE macro is correctly defined to handle the completion of a PECL check.


375-414: Define PECL CA check macro correctly.

The PECL_CHECK_CA macro is correctly defined to check for CA paths and bundles.

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koriym added 6 commits June 30, 2024 12:49
The previous version had certain lines of code commented out. These lines were responsible for releasing the names of classes and methods in intercept info. In this version, these lines are uncommented to ensure proper memory management.
This commit modifies the cleanup of the 'retval' variable so it's performed regardless of the conditional check outcome. Moreover, a hash table initialization line has been adjusted to utilize the 'efree_intercept_info' function instead of 'NULL'. These changes ensure more reliable resource management within the application.
The RAYAOP_DEBUG definition previously commented out in the rayaop.c file has been uncommented. This change should enhance the debugging process for developers.
The code for rayaop.c has been updated to provide more comprehensive debugging messages and robust error handling. The changes include additional feedback when intercepting and registering intercept information as well as more nuanced memory handling. This amelioration will help in diagnosing potential issues within the module.
In this commit, 'cmake-build-debug' has been added to the .gitignore file to prevent it from getting tracked by git. This is usually a directory generated as a result of using CLion or similar IDE, and its content should not be part of the repository.
The new file, test.php, includes two classes: TestClass and Intercepted. The TestClass is meant to test method handling functionalities. The Intercepted class implements the MethodInterceptorInterface from the Ray\Aop package, and handles the interception and call of methods.
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@koriym: I have verified the memory management in the codebase. There are no direct occurrences of common memory allocation and deallocation functions (malloc, calloc, realloc, free) or custom memory management functions.

If the code relies on external libraries or other mechanisms for memory management, please ensure those are properly handling memory to avoid leaks. If you have specific areas of concern, let me know, and I can take a closer look.

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koriym added 5 commits July 1, 2024 06:27
The new build-packagexml.php file generates a package.xml file for PECL extensions, both new and existing ones. This is done by reading extension metadata and packing information from source code and Git. The script then generates the XML file following the PEAR package.xml 2.0 schema.
The commit modifies the format of documentation links from the '@link' annotation style to simple 'link:' style. It also adjusts variable definitions in the PHP source code, specifically `size_t key_len` and `efree_intercept_info`, to increase code readability and efficiency.
The source files set in the CMakeLists.txt have been updated, where the source file list was move from line 10 to 45 and the file `php_rayaop.h` was added to it. Additionally, the CMake policy CMP0115 has been set to NEW, enabling add_executable() or add_library() to run even if source files are not found, generating an error if the build does not locate the file.
The persistent allocation flag in pemalloc and pefree functions for the intercept hash table is changed from 1 to 0. This reduces the use of persistent memory allocation, which can retain allocated memory across requests. Commented out the zend_hash_destroy function call to prevent unexpected destruction of the hash table.
The name of the script that is executed in the run function of build.sh has been updated. The old script, rayaop.php, has been replaced by smoke.php.
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rayaop.c (3)

Line range hint 50-128: Ensure proper memory management and error handling.

The function implements method interception logic, but there are potential memory management and error handling issues:

  1. The efree(key) calls should be placed in a finally block to ensure they are always executed.
  2. The Z_TRY_ADDREF_P(arg) calls should be paired with zval_ptr_dtor to avoid memory leaks.
-        efree(key);  // キーを解放
+        zend_try {
+            // Existing logic
+        } zend_catch {
+            // Handle exceptions if needed
+        } zend_end_try();
+        efree(key);  // キーを解放
+        for (uint32_t i = 0; i < arg_count; i++) {
+            zval *arg = &args[i];
+            zval_ptr_dtor(arg);  // 引数の参照カウントを減らす
+        }

Line range hint 143-186: Ensure proper memory management and error handling.

The function implements method interception registration, but there are potential memory management issues:

  1. The efree(key) call should be placed in a finally block to ensure it is always executed.
  2. The emalloc call should be paired with efree in case of an error to avoid memory leaks.
-        efree(key);  // キーを解放
+        zend_try {
+            // Existing logic
+        } zend_catch {
+            // Handle exceptions if needed
+            efree(new_info);  // インターセプト情報を解放
+        } zend_end_try();
+        efree(key);  // キーを解放

Line range hint 214-231: Ensure proper memory management and error handling.

The function initializes the extension, but there are potential memory management issues:

  1. The pemalloc call should be paired with pefree in case of an error to avoid memory leaks.
-        return FAILURE;
+        zend_try {
+            // Existing logic
+        } zend_catch {
+            // Handle exceptions if needed
+            pefree(intercept_ht, 0);  // ハッシュテーブルのメモリを解放
+        } zend_end_try();
+        return FAILURE;
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test.php (3)

7-10: LGTM!

The testMethod is straightforward and correctly implemented.


12-15: LGTM!

The nonInterceptedMethod is straightforward and correctly implemented.


20-26: LGTM!

The intercept method correctly implements the interception logic and calls the original method with the provided arguments.

rayaop.c (4)

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The function correctly frees the memory allocated for intercept information.


Line range hint 236-252: LGTM!

The function correctly shuts down the extension and frees the allocated memory.


Line range hint 256-264: LGTM!

The function correctly displays information about the extension.


297-328: LGTM!

The function correctly implements debug printing for various zval types.

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The script correctly implements the logic for generating package.xml for PECL extensions.

The PHP command in .github/workflows/build.yml has been updated. The 'rayaop.php' script has been replaced with 'smoke.php'. Additionally, a space character was removed between the '-d' flag and 'extension' in the PHP command to correct syntax.
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koriym added 3 commits July 2, 2024 01:56
Replaced manual hash table allocation with ALLOC_HASHTABLE for simplification and efficiency. The shutdown functions were also modified to provide more descriptive debugging messages and to handle the restoration of original Zend functions and the memory release in a more correct way. Also, the request shutdown function now uses PHP_MSHUTDOWN function.
The code has been updated to enable RAYAOP_DEBUG. This will allow debugging output when required, which will assist in identifying and resolving potential issues more efficiently.
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@coderabbitai Tell me the reason why the error occurs with PHP 8.2 and 8.3 but not with 8.1 in the GH action. My local Mac detect no error with PHP 8.3.

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@coderabbitai Tell me the reason why the error occurs with PHP 8.2 and 8.3 but not with 8.1 in the GH action. My local Mac detect no error with PHP 8.3.

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koriym added 15 commits July 6, 2024 09:05
The build workflow has been updated to include Valgrind for memory checking. It now also continues after test failures, which allows for more comprehensive error reporting. In addition, logs are now uploaded when a test fails, providing more diagnostic information for debugging.
The filename 'rayaop.php' in the PROGRAM_PARAMS section of make.xml file has been updated to 'smoke.php'. This change ensures that the correct script is being referenced when the make configuration is executed.
The function rayaop_zend_execute_ex has been refactored into smaller, readable helper functions which improves code maintainability and readability. This includes error handling, intercept conditional checks, intercept key generation, intercept info retrieval, and actual execution of intercept, thus adhering more closely to the Single Responsibility Principle.
The header file for the RayAop PHP extension has been significantly updated. This includes the removal of the extension's copyright and licensing information, and instead incorporating additional configuration and function declarations. Modifications also included version upgrade for RayAop extension and added more functionalities related to interception.
This update significantly refactors the rayaop.c file. The code for registering, handling, and freeing intercept information has been improved. The implementation of global variables has also been optimized specifically for thread-safe builds. This update aims to enhance maintainability and efficiency of the code.
Moved the declaration of error constants to the top for quicker reference. Also, reorganized sections of code to follow a logical sequence, moving the declarations and definitions of functions and the extension module entry closer to the bottom of the file. Removed some debug helper functions for cleaner code.
The Intercepted class in smoke.php file was renamed to MethodInterceptor and the Ray\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterface was implemented in the class. Also, the MethodInterceptorInterface was defined in the rayaop.c file, using Zend API functions to register the interface and define its abstract method.
Three new test files have been added to verify the basic functionality of RayAOP extension. A test for successful extension load, basic functionality verification and error handling were implemented. The test execution checks the availability of the extension, the correct functioning of a method interceptor, and the handling of errors while registering interceptors.
A new test has been introduced to verify the functionality of using multiple interceptors in RayAOP. It checks if the interceptors are properly chained together and behave as expected during the execution of a method.
Removed specific error codes and refactored error handling in rayaop.c. The error handling is now consolidated into the rayaop_handle_error function and hash_update_failed function, which handle memory allocation and hash update failures respectively. This simplifies the code and makes error handling more straightforward.
This commit incorporates commented explanations for the functions, variables, parameters, and control flow in the source file rayaop.c. These include descriptions for interceptor functions, error handlers, initialization routines, debug code, and more. The comments are mainly in English, with a few original Japanese comments retained.
The documentation files for the Ray Aop PECL extension have been updated to provide more accurate and detailed information. Multiple changes include: translation from Japanese to English for better accessibility, restructuring and modification of some sections for clarity, and addition of new sections to ensure comprehensive understanding of the extension's use and features.
This commit updates the expected output string in the '003-rayaop-multiple-interceptors.phpt' test. This change reflects updates to the logic that prevent 'Interceptor1' from being included in the output string.
The database connection settings have been updated in the configuration lifecycle file. This change ensures a more secure and stable connection to our production database.
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The README file has been updated to reflect more detailed and efficient instructions on installing the extension, with a focus on the streamlined shell script installation method. Testing instructions have been included for running individual tests or enabling verbose mode. Additionally, the PHP requirement was updated to 8.1 or higher and the extension's performance characteristics were highlighted.
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13-20: Fix unordered list indentation.

The interface section is clear and concise, but there are indentation issues with the unordered list.

-  - **Namespace**: `Ray\Aop`
-  - **Method**:
-      - `intercept(object $object, string $method, array $params): mixed`
+  - **Namespace**: `Ray\Aop`
+  - **Method**:
+    - `intercept(object $object, string $method, array $params): mixed`

23-33: Fix unordered list indentation.

The function section is clear and concise, but there are indentation issues with the unordered list.

-  - **Function Name**: `method_intercept`
-  - **Parameters**:
-      - `string $className`: Target class name
-      - `string $methodName`: Target method name
-      - `Ray\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterface $handler`: Intercept handler to register
-  - **Return Value**: `bool` (true if registration is successful, false if it fails)
+  - **Function Name**: `method_intercept`
+  - **Parameters**:
+    - `string $className`: Target class name
+    - `string $methodName`: Target method name
+    - `Ray\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterface $handler`: Intercept handler to register
+  - **Return Value**: `bool` (true if registration is successful, false if it fails)
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README.md (2)

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The build script section is clear, but the fenced code blocks should specify the language.

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tests/002-rayaop-error.phpt (1)

1-6: Ensure the extension is loaded.

The SKIPIF section correctly checks if the rayaop extension is loaded.

tests/003-rayaop-multiple-interceptors.phpt (7)

1-6: Ensure the extension is loaded.

The SKIPIF section correctly checks if the rayaop extension is loaded.


9-13: Test class definition.

The TestClass definition is appropriate for testing method interception.


15-19: First interceptor implementation.

The Interceptor1 class correctly implements the MethodInterceptorInterface.


21-25: Second interceptor implementation.

The Interceptor2 class correctly implements the MethodInterceptorInterface.


27-29: Register multiple interceptors.

The test registers two interceptors for the same method. Ensure that the interceptors are called in the correct order.


31-33: Test method invocation.

The test calls the testMethod and checks the result. The expected output should reflect the correct order of interceptor invocation.


36-37: Expected output.

The expected output correctly reflects the result after applying multiple interceptors.

smoke.php (5)

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The MethodInterceptor class correctly implements the MethodInterceptorInterface.


15-16: Register the interceptor.

The test registers the MethodInterceptor for the testMethod of TestClass.


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The TestClass definition and its methods are appropriate for testing method interception.


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The test calls the testMethod and checks the result. The expected output should reflect the interception.


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Non-intercepted method invocation.

The test calls the nonInterceptedMethod to ensure it is not intercepted. The expected output should reflect the correct behavior.

docs/policy.md (12)

1-2: Document title.

The title clearly indicates the document's purpose.


3-6: Implementation of Interception Functionality.

The policies for implementing interception functionality are comprehensive and clear.


8-11: Implementation of MethodInterceptorInterface.

The policies for implementing the MethodInterceptorInterface are comprehensive and clear.


13-16: Implementation of method_intercept Function.

The policies for implementing the method_intercept function are comprehensive and clear.


18-21: Performance Optimization.

The policies for performance optimization are comprehensive and clear.


23-26: PHP 8 Compatibility.

The policies for PHP 8 compatibility are comprehensive and clear.


28-30: Memory Management.

The policies for memory management are comprehensive and clear.


32-34: Error Handling.

The policies for error handling are comprehensive and clear.


36-38: Extensibility.

The policies for extensibility are comprehensive and clear.


40-43: Userland Matching.

The policies for userland matching are comprehensive and clear.


45-48: Invocation of Intercept Handlers.

The policies for invoking intercept handlers are comprehensive and clear.


50-50: Conclusion.

The conclusion effectively summarizes the implementation policies.

docs/spec.md (4)

1-1: LGTM!

The header provides a clear and concise title for the specification document.


3-4: LGTM!

The overview section provides a clear introduction to the Ray.Aop PECL extension.


6-11: LGTM!

The features section clearly outlines the key features of the Ray.Aop extension.


35-95: LGTM!

The usage section provides clear and practical examples of implementing and registering an intercept handler.

.github/workflows/build.yml (5)

9-14: LGTM!

The update to the PHP version matrix to include PHP 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 is appropriate.


26-29: LGTM!

The steps for installing build tools and Valgrind are clear and necessary for the build process.


38-48: LGTM!

The steps for running tests and demo with debug logging are clear and necessary for validating the extension.


49-78: LGTM!

The steps for running Valgrind memory check and checking Valgrind results are clear and necessary for ensuring memory management.


79-103: LGTM!

The steps for uploading Valgrind log file and test logs are clear and necessary for debugging and validation.

README.md (4)

7-14: LGTM!

The features section clearly outlines the high-performance aspect of the extension.

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44-44: LGTM!

The about section accurately describes the performance enhancements of the extension.


88-88: LGTM!

The complete example section provides a practical example of using the extension.

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Update the expected output.

The expected output should reflect the changes in the test cases.

- bool(true)
- bool(true)
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+ bool(false)
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$result = method_intercept(TestClass::class, 'testMethod', new stdClass());
var_dump($result);
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Test registration with an invalid interceptor object.

This test verifies if registering an interceptor with an invalid object returns the expected result. The expected output should be bool(false) instead of bool(true).

- var_dump($result);
+ var_dump($result === false);
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// Try to register an interceptor for a non-existent class
$result = method_intercept('NonExistentClass', 'someMethod', new stdClass());
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Test registration for a non-existent class.

This test verifies if registering an interceptor for a non-existent class returns the expected result. The expected output should be bool(false) instead of bool(true).

- var_dump($result);
+ var_dump($result === false);
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$result = method_intercept('NonExistentClass', 'someMethod', new stdClass());
var_dump($result === false);

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koriym commented Jul 6, 2024

#2に作り直しました。

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