Once you involve the network, there are all sorts of delays that can
crop up. Each network hop is going to add a bit of overhead unless
every single step along the way has high end routers that can route
at line speed. Otherwise the routers are doing a store and forward,
which means they wa
On 10/14/05, Richard Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can understand that file_get_contents is going to add SOME overhead,
> but 3 seconds sounds a bit "too much"
Yeah, it's like half a second or so of overhead when I test it against wget:
> for x in 1 2 3 4 5; do php -r 'system( "time `wget
Richard Lynch wrote:
I've been spinning my wheels for weeks now on this, so am turning to
the geniuses...
My code has/had various combinations of:
file_get_contents()
fopen/fread
fsockopen/fread
to suck down some XML from a search engine feed
The feed runs on Windows in .NET and I think it's wr
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