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# reactphp-parallel-contracts
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# ReactPHP Parallel Contracts
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composer require wyrihaximus/react-parallel-contracts
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## Pools
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## Low level pools
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Low level pools only deal with executing closures on the Runtimes (threads) that make out the pools. And as such there
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is only one low level pool and that is `Infinite`, which will, as the name suggest, scale infinitely. While you can use
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such pools directly these are intended to be used by high level pools which have more control over what and how many
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things you run on these threads.
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Low level pools have an additional feature where you can acquire a group lock that will prevent others from killing the
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pool. The idea behind low level pools is that hey are never used directly be always by encapsulating high level pool.
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Once all locks are released you can close/kill a low level pool.
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## High level pools
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## License ##
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Copyright 2019 [Cees-Jan Kiewiet](http://wyrihaximus.net/)

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