You see someone Bewater
I see KEEP IT ALIVE, my server engine!
It means the cortical stack for sleeves In Altered.Carbon,
the cyborgs controlled by Jimmy in Hardcore Henry.
Cut one head off, and nine come up.
High avaliable server, only one goal: never miss any request from remote as possible.
- OOP support
Where is the base class and child class? I don't find one.
Check the folder service (written in lua), even the module/context implementation, they are all procedure-oriented.
Only cservices (service_gate.c service_harbor.c service_logger.c service_snlua.c) have the little thought about object-oriented from these code.
static int
open_sym(struct skynet_module *mod) {
mod->create = get_api(mod, "_create");
mod->init = get_api(mod, "_init");
mod->release = get_api(mod, "_release");
mod->signal = get_api(mod, "_signal");
return mod->init == NULL;
}Where is class define? And the Singleton. I think they need my hand.
- ORM support
Skynet support mongodb (testmongodb.lua) but what obviously, it has no class, so is object-relationship model.
Take the eyes of data sync, the map of Class-Porperty/logic to Document-Field/mongodb, and the map of Class-Porperty/logic to Protobuf/network.
- Hotfix
Skynet do a lot of work in sharing data.
- shareddata
- codecache
- datacenter
And 2 ways for hotfix./
- codecache.clear() : all code
- inject chunk : very little snippet
But in a real project, we usually hotfix a file / a function / a config data.
- reload(path_to_file, path_to_function)
- reload(path_to_config, path_to_data)
- reload(path_to_file)
- reload(entire lua-service)
- reload(all)