top | item 1094612 (no title) daremon | 16 years ago "...that will increase speed by around 80%..."I guess this is compared to plain PHP not to accelerators? And what exactly is the difference from a PHP accelerator? discuss order hn newest Confusion|16 years ago I think it is quite irrelevant to wonder about such details, as the article proceeds to spout nonsense like The project is very similar to Google's Unladen Swallow project, which rebuilt the Python compiler, boosting the speed fivefold [..] There is not a word to be trusted, as the author clearly doesn't know what he is talking about. pvg|16 years ago The typical PHP accelerators cache bytecode rather than native code. FooBarWidget|16 years ago Yes but I wonder how much it will really help. Is the bottleneck for Facebook-like sites really in the bytecode dispatching as opposed to e.g. string/regexp operations or database calls? load replies (5)
Confusion|16 years ago I think it is quite irrelevant to wonder about such details, as the article proceeds to spout nonsense like The project is very similar to Google's Unladen Swallow project, which rebuilt the Python compiler, boosting the speed fivefold [..] There is not a word to be trusted, as the author clearly doesn't know what he is talking about.
pvg|16 years ago The typical PHP accelerators cache bytecode rather than native code. FooBarWidget|16 years ago Yes but I wonder how much it will really help. Is the bottleneck for Facebook-like sites really in the bytecode dispatching as opposed to e.g. string/regexp operations or database calls? load replies (5)
FooBarWidget|16 years ago Yes but I wonder how much it will really help. Is the bottleneck for Facebook-like sites really in the bytecode dispatching as opposed to e.g. string/regexp operations or database calls? load replies (5)
Confusion|16 years ago
pvg|16 years ago
FooBarWidget|16 years ago