Ilia Alshanetsky wrote:
Shmop does just that, it takes a string of data (any data) and puts it
in memory. Serialization is something sysvshm extension does.
Ilia
shmop is the solution if you want to store only strings but once you want
to store arrays or objects then the ser/deser is needed.
Shmop does just that, it takes a string of data (any data) and puts it
in memory. Serialization is something sysvshm extension does.
Ilia
Guillaume Ponçon wrote:
> It's true. I know shmop, but the ideal would be to be able to store
> large persistent variables in memory without serialization ope
It's true. I know shmop, but the ideal would be to be able to store
large persistent variables in memory without serialization operations
(without deserialization with each reading).
Thanks for these informations.
Guillaume
Ilia Alshanetsky wrote:
If you just want memory access PHP already
If you just want memory access PHP already offers shmop extension for
raw data storage and manipulation as well as sysvshm for storing
serialized variables.
Ilia
Guillaume Ponçon wrote:
> Ondrej Ivanič wrote:
>
>>>
>>> pecl/apc has apc_store/apc_fetch:
>>>
>>> http://livedocs.phpdoc.info/index.p
Ondrej Ivanič wrote:
pecl/apc has apc_store/apc_fetch:
http://livedocs.phpdoc.info/index.php?l=en&q=function.apc-store
I know about APC, but IMHO I can't use it. On webservers are Zend
Optimizer or mmcache (eAccelerator now) used.
But the approach is very interesting. The french java dev
pecl/apc has apc_store/apc_fetch:
http://livedocs.phpdoc.info/index.php?l=en&q=function.apc-store
I know about APC, but IMHO I can't use it. On webservers are Zend
Optimizer or mmcache (eAccelerator now) used.
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Ondrej Ivanič wrote:
> Al Baker wrote:
>
>> An embedded opcode cache I think is also essential and the surrounding
>> $_MEMORY sounds perfect to me. All Java guys (yeah I know PHP != Java)
>> say PHP isn't ready for the enterprise because it can't share
>> information between processes other than
Al Baker wrote:
An embedded opcode cache I think is also essential and the surrounding
$_MEMORY sounds perfect to me. All Java guys (yeah I know PHP != Java)
say PHP isn't ready for the enterprise because it can't share
information between processes other than arcane sessions. Having PHP
become
