Hi!
> I've seen this statement before about the impact of caching the actual
> compilation (or mere tokenization?) to bytecode being very small
> compared to the impact of avoiding disk access. I am curious if there
> are any measurements breaking this down. Read-only access to code in
> files alr
On 05/24/2012 08:23 AM, Tom Boutell wrote:
> I've seen this statement before about the impact of caching the actual
> compilation (or mere tokenization?) to bytecode being very small
> compared to the impact of avoiding disk access. I am curious if there
> are any measurements breaking this down. R
(I'm not questioning that APC makes an enormous difference. That's
painfully obvious from 100 miles away on our servers (: )
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Tom Boutell wrote:
> I've seen this statement before about the impact of caching the actual
> compilation (or mere tokenization?) to bytec
I've seen this statement before about the impact of caching the actual
compilation (or mere tokenization?) to bytecode being very small
compared to the impact of avoiding disk access. I am curious if there
are any measurements breaking this down. Read-only access to code in
files already buffered b
Hi!
>> I am new to php runtime. i am doing some research on runtime
>> interpreter. can anyone please tell me where the interpreter of the
>> php runtime is ? which file ? and does the php runtime has a JIT
>> compiler ?
PHP compiles source code into Zend Engine bytecode - this is done by the
com
On Wed, May 9, 2012 5:05 pm, Xin Tong wrote:
> I am new to php runtime. i am doing some research on runtime
> interpreter. can anyone please tell me where the interpreter of the
> php runtime is ? which file ? and does the php runtime has a JIT
> compiler ?
I believe the interpreter is built out
Hello
I am new to php runtime. i am doing some research on runtime
interpreter. can anyone please tell me where the interpreter of the
php runtime is ? which file ? and does the php runtime has a JIT
compiler ?
Thanks
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