Re: [PHP] Re: MMcache question

2005-06-30 Thread Richard Lynch
On Thu, June 30, 2005 5:25 pm, Sebastian said: > you sound exactly like someone i know.. > i enjoy reading your long posts.. no sarcasm ;-) > > i'd defently hire you, but you're probably too expensive ;-) Thanks! Some people take my posts far more seriously and/or negatively than I intend, though

Re: [PHP] Re: MMcache question

2005-06-30 Thread Sebastian
you sound exactly like someone i know.. i enjoy reading your long posts.. no sarcasm ;-) i'd defently hire you, but you're probably too expensive ;-) Richard Lynch wrote: On Sat, June 25, 2005 3:37 am, Catalin Trifu said: No! You don't have to rewrite your application. What mmacache doe

Re: [PHP] Re: MMcache question

2005-06-30 Thread Richard Lynch
On Sat, June 25, 2005 3:37 am, Catalin Trifu said: > No! You don't have to rewrite your application. What mmacache does is > to keep a "bytecode" version of the script available so that PHP won't > have > to reparse the script every time, which is expensive and also has a nice > code optimizer.

[PHP] Re: MMcache question

2005-06-25 Thread Catalin Trifu
The use of mmcache (try eaccelerator btw!) is not visible without some stress on the server. Try building a rahter complex PHP script, which does some crazy iterations but without DB connections and such things which are not related to PHPs abilities and use ab (apache benchmark tool) to issue