On Tue, 7 May 2002, Gabriel Ricard wrote:
> Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > Well, the absolute fastest way to get something similar to this is to
> > write a PHP extension in C that performs your time-sensitive operations.
> > It really is much easier than most people think to extend PHP in this
> > fa
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> Well, the absolute fastest way to get something similar to this is to
> write a PHP extension in C that performs your time-sensitive operations.
> It really is much easier than most people think to extend PHP in this
> fashion. If you are a moderately experienced C program
Well, the absolute fastest way to get something similar to this is to
write a PHP extension in C that performs your time-sensitive operations.
It really is much easier than most people think to extend PHP in this
fashion. If you are a moderately experienced C programmer, you can take a
function y
I know that there are several script caching systems that exist for PHP
currently, and they increase the speed of PHP scripts greatly, but I
wonder if there is something more that can be done to increase the
execution speed of scripts. Primarily, what I'm interested in, is the
ability to have
