APC vs mmcache/eaccelerator
| From: | Greg Stark | Date: | Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:18:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | APC vs mmcache/eaccelerator | ||
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Does anyone have any experience with both of APC and eaccelerator (nee Turck
mmcache)?
It seems eaccelerator is much faster but APC is written by PHP developers more
closely involved with core development. If someone has experience with both
and tells me that eaccelerator is just as stable and reliable and that it
really is faster then I would use it.
But otherwise I would have to weigh pretty heavily the reputation capital of
the developers and hopefully the greater reliability of APC. Why would it be
slower anyways? The pages that claim this are quite old, does anyone have any
idea if these results still hold?
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greg