ExtUvLoop silently allows timers which cause integer overflow

ExtUvLoop allows timers with an time or interval value that cause the internal conversion to cause an integer overflow to 0.

event-loop/src/ExtUvLoop.php

Lines 128 to 133 in a0ecac9

	\uv_timer_start(
	$event,
	(int) ($interval * 1000) + 1,
	0,
	$callback
	);

Using \PHP_INT_MAX silently causes an integer overflow to 0, and results in an intermediate firing of the timer callback.

The loop implementation should instead throw an exception if the conversion could cause an integer overflow.

[clue]

@CharlotteDunois Thanks for spotting and reporting, this is interesting!

On 32 bit systems this means that the maximum time interval is ~25 days (2^31 milliseconds). On 64 bit systems this is ~300 million years (2^63 milliseconds), so this is unlikely to be an issue for most common use cases.

Is this something anybody would want to file as a PR with a simple test case?

[PabloKowalczyk]

@clue could I work on this issue?

[WyriHaximus]

@PabloKowalczyk go for it, AFAIK neither @clue or me are working on this at the moment. (It is on my/our list but not at the top.)