I agree. PHP is a slow language especially when it has to create any objects. PHP appears to be
fast because so much code is actually in C extensions.
~Jeff
On 7/16/2011 10:31 AM, Jack Levin wrote:
Yes, we are using the latest .so, but unfortunately it does not make
any difference, I think t
Yes, we are using the latest .so, but unfortunately it does not make
any difference, I think this is just a matter of the language, PHP is
stateless, where Java runs as servlet inside the JVM with hot Jars;
With PHP, even if IO to thrift is not an issue itself, given the task
say merge join two arr
Those are interesting results. Are you using the php thrift extension? It is significantly faster
with (de)serialization. You may want to grab the latest nightly build of thrift as it has quite a
few bug fixes in the php thrift extension.
~Jeff
On 7/11/2011 11:22 PM, Jack Levin wrote:
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