Re: PHP4 Speed Problems

What kind of scripts are you running that only take 7 milliseconds to run? Are you actually doing anything? ;) Any scripts I have that do any appreciable amount of work (database work, file manipulation, etc.) take >40 milliseconds. Just loading a class to do the milliseconds timing takes a bit of time... How are you timing things to the millisecond? Do you have a sample script that you could send that is only 7 ms? Dave VanHorn wrote: > This brings up an interesting question though, what is a practical method > to monitor execution times? > > I've tried it on some of my scripts, but the largest one I have takes only > seven milliseconds to execute, and that number seems pretty constant, even > when I vary what's going on appreciably. > > I think that at least in my case, there's some static overhead that's > dominating the picture. > > I thought of having scripts record their execution times to the DB, if T > > Tstored, then Tstored = T sort of thing. -- ========================== Michael Kimsal http://www.tapinternet.com 734-480-9961