Re: the experimental jit-branch is impressive
| From: | lists@rhsoft.net | Date: | Wed, 03 May 2017 11:32:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: the experimental jit-branch is impressive | ||
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Am 03.05.2017 um 13:20 schrieb Eli:
well, i think it's also valueable to know that the JIT don't harm or even improve slightly code which is not mainstream and has already a small footprint for wordpress, joomla and other mainstream software people which use it in their daily workflow are the better ones for setup demosystems compared to when i loveless setup soemthing probably never used that way in real life what i can offer is everytime when the GIT branch get noticeable changes to fireup a build and watch how it envolves here in case of performanceHowever the majority of PHP in the wild is in fact running on these commodity frameworks. Especially Wordpress. So if your numbers don't show the benefit there. Or even show a decrease. Then it's going to be rough moving forward.Would you mind running some numbers against "commodity apps/frameworks" (e.g. Wordpress, ZendFramework, Laravel, etc...) I expect that will be far more telling (in a potentially positive way). For example, HHVM performs best on "highly optimized code", which is why it tends to look a bit tepid against PHP 7 when run on "normal"sorry, all my setups have a lot of stuff in the config to kill stuff like wordpress/joomla/typo3 so nobody comes to the idea installing after that badly mainatined stuff on my machines (for our own CMS there is a deplyoment system maintaining 100, 200 or 1000 instances with s single shell command)