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Asked: 2026-06-05T11:11:03+00:00

I’m currently writing a c++ application for a linux server which basically handles requests

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I’m currently writing a c++ application for a linux server which basically handles requests (I haven’t coded the part handling the requests yet, as I’m not sure of the best method).

Basically I have a PHP page that when fired (client hits the page) needs to communicate with the above mentioned application.

Now I can’t fire off this application each time it’s needed, as it’s a rather complex application that needs to load data before it can do any processing (so it should just stay loaded forever as a daemon).

How would you suggest I have the PHP page make requests to the application? Should I just use socket programming with TCP/IP?

Thanks in advance!

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  1. Editorial Team

    You could of course try and use raw sockets, but you don’t need to. There are products that help you with what you want.

    I suggest you take a look at Apache Thrift. You can easily define what functions your C++ part offers and convert it into a daemon that waits for your requests from PHP. And of course there’s a PHP library which you can use to make these requests.

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