Le 04/04/2014 00:26, Nima Sadjadi a écrit :
I checked Filesystem with get_memory_peak_usage() and I see
significant change vs. no cache, but I don't see significant speed
change when I use microtime(true) ?! As you guys here said I expected
that would be much faster vs. no cache!
Well, it depends of the amount of metadata you have (and also whether
the loading of metadata is significant in your logic of if you have a
huge logic running which would hide any potential gain).
Also note that FilesystemCache will not win against no-cache if you run
your benchmark as a single PHP process, as the MetadataFactory will
still cache the loaded metadata in memory for the current process.
The big difference is that the FilesystemCache will cache the metadata
for all incoming requests to your server, so the loading will be done
only for the first request sent to your server and then the cache will
be used.
So I suggest you check the way your benchmark is done.
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Christophe | Stof
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