> >I don't really understand why that can evolve like that. With PHP4,
results
> >are always the same (and that seems normal :p).
>
> Your apache is configured to kill childs after certain amount
> of requests so of course it makes this look like 'random'.
> There's nothing wrong here.
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Armel FAUVEAU wrote:
>Hi Jani,
>
>Thank's for your response.
>
>> I tried your script and couldn't reproduce such big numbers.
>> Plus the memory usage leveled to 54152 bytes after some requests
>> to each apache child. This was with using the latest CVS checkout
Hi Jani,
Thank's for your response.
> I tried your script and couldn't reproduce such big numbers.
> Plus the memory usage leveled to 54152 bytes after some requests
> to each apache child. This was with using the latest CVS checkout
> of PHP 5.
Ok, i have make a test with th
I tried your script and couldn't reproduce such big numbers.
Plus the memory usage leveled to 54152 bytes after some requests
to each apache child. This was with using the latest CVS checkout
of PHP 5.
--Jani
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Armel FAUVEAU wrote:
>Hi all,
Hi all,
I wanted to compare the memory usage of PHP4 and PHP5 (Beta 3) on a same
script. And i observed a strange problem.
So, here is a small test (if you want to reproduce it).
First, i write a small and short php script.
It just make a simple memory_get_usage() (with a number_format for the
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