Re: [PHP3] How exactly does PHP work ?
| From: | (Richard Lynch) | Date: | Wed, 21 Jun 2000 00:09:02 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP3] How exactly does PHP work ? | ||
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In article <3949EA44.34C34C37@t-edge.com>, mandar@t-edge.com (Mandar
Deshmukh) wrote:
> I wanted to know, on each new user accessing a php page, what is
> created on the server? :
> 1) a object,
> 2) a thread,
> 3) a process
> Learning something about this will give me a clearer picture of php
Using PHP as a Module, I think maybe just a thread, if that much, is
created. I guess it has to create some sort of discrete thing, since one
PHP incarnation on a server is independent of another...
Using PHP as CGI, a whole new process is created each time. That much I
know for sure.
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