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/dev/zero emulator, provides a large supply of zeroes.
/dev/zero emulator, provides a large supply of zeroes., (*1)
Through composer:, (*2)
$ composer require igorw/dev-zero:~1.0
You can call the dev_zero function to get some zeroes., (*3)
use function igorw\dev_zero;
$zeroes = dev_zero();
foreach ($zeroes as $zero) {
...
}
For more advanced usage, it is possible to combine this library with nikic/iter., (*4)
For example, you can skip the first 256 zeroes:, (*5)
use function igorw\dev_zero; use function iter\drop; $zeroes = drop(2<<7, dev_zero());
Or you can convert them to a series of ones:, (*6)
use function igorw\dev_zero; use function iter\map; $ones = map($n ==> $n + 1, dev_zero());
Or even chunk the zeroes into blocks of 64K:, (*7)
use function igorw\dev_zero; use function iter\chunk; $blocks = chunk(dev_zero(), 64*1024);
Or if you want to get actual null bytes, you can map over the series with chr:, (*8)
use function igorw\dev_zero;
use function iter\map;
$nulls = map('chr', dev_zero());
Enjoy!, (*9)
/dev/zero emulator, provides a large supply of zeroes.
MIT
device dev-zero
/dev/zero emulator, provides a large supply of zeroes.
MIT
device dev-zero