From: carl at topthetable dot com
Operating system: Redhat 7.2
PHP version: 4.3.1
PHP Bug Type: Performance problem
Bug description: count() is slow when used with large arrays
count() is increasingly slow when used to count large arrays. This is
using 4.3.1 (compiled from source) on a Redhat 7.2 box. The box has about
80Mb free, so it's not a paging issue. It works as expected on Mac OS X
running 4.3.1-dev.
Looking at PHP's and Zend's source, I would expect the time taken to
return the count() of an array to be similar regardless of the size of the
array.
Below is a script to demonstrate the problem.
<?
$st = microtime();
echo "Script started: ".microtime()."\n";
dosize( 10 );
dosize( 20 );
dosize( 50 );
dosize( 100 );
dosize( 200 );
dosize( 500 );
dosize( 1000 );
dosize( 5000 );
dosize( 10000 );
function dosize( $y ) {
echo "Doing size $y\n";
echo " Starting array building:".microtime()."\n";
$t = array();
for ( $i=0; $i<$y; $i++ ) {
$t[] = array( array( "3", "1" ), "3", array( array ( "5", "1", "8" )
) );
}
echo " Array built: ".microtime()."\n";
count( $t );
echo " Count finished: ".microtime()."\n";
}
?>
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