ThreadPool::getWorkerCount()
(PHP 8.6+, True Async 1.0)
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public ThreadPool::getWorkerCount(): intReturns the number of worker threads in the pool. This value is fixed at construction time and does not change during the pool's lifetime. It equals the $workers argument passed to new ThreadPool().
Return Value
int — number of worker threads (as set in the constructor).
Examples
Example #1 Confirming worker count
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<?php
use Async\ThreadPool;
use function Async\spawn;
spawn(function() {
$pool = new ThreadPool(workers: 4);
echo $pool->getWorkerCount(), "\n"; // 4
$pool->close();
});Example #2 Sizing the pool to available CPU cores
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<?php
use Async\ThreadPool;
use function Async\spawn;
use function Async\await;
spawn(function() {
$cores = (int) shell_exec('nproc') ?: 4;
$pool = new ThreadPool(workers: $cores);
echo "Pool created with ", $pool->getWorkerCount(), " workers\n";
$futures = [];
for ($i = 0; $i < $cores * 2; $i++) {
$futures[] = $pool->submit(fn() => 'done');
}
foreach ($futures as $f) {
await($f);
}
$pool->close();
});See Also
- ThreadPool::getPendingCount() — tasks waiting in the queue
- ThreadPool::getRunningCount() — tasks currently executing
- ThreadPool::getCompletedCount() — total completed tasks
- Async\ThreadPool — component overview