Q: php4,cache,performance,mod_perl,zend cache, APC
| From: | Joe Rice | Date: | Tue, 06 Mar 2001 23:07:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | Q: php4,cache,performance,mod_perl,zend cache, APC | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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Hi,
As you might gather from the subject, i'm trying to
make a decision. Before that i'm doing research
to find out what best fits. My question is;
From what i've read php4 does post-compilation caching,
is this right? If so, what is the point of Zend Cache or
APC (Alternative PHP Cache)? I know from experience that
mod_perl does copy and run from a compiled version of the
script into memory. From the description of Zend Cache and
APC they sound like the equivalent for php4. I guess what i'm
getting at is is php4 as fast as mod_perl or do i need something
like zend cache? also, is there anywhere with stated benchmarks
that i can see to compare?
Thanks,
joe