Is the current client code going to be going away in favor of this?
I would really hate to be forced to run Zend Optimizer as it doesn't
play nice with open source compile caches.
It might be able to speed up 40% (executing the op codes), but if I
have to lose 200% speed up because I have removing my compile op code
cache I don't think it is worth it. Compiling the op codes is far more
expensive than running them (and why Zend sells their own compile
cache/accelerator ).
Brian
3. Install the latest version of Zend Optimizer.
Zend Optimizer is available for free and performs two functions:
* It increases runtime performance (Zend claims a 40% increase).
* It enables the execution of code that has been encoded with Zend
Encoder.
Some modules of CCS have been encoded with Zend Encoder; CCS will not
run without it.
On Jun 6, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Joey deVilla wrote:
If you plan to try out CCS when it becomes available (which I'm told
is soon), you're going to need to make sure that these two changes
have been made to the default IIS/PHP setup:
1. That IIS accepts "/" as a GET parameter separator.
2. That OpenSSL is enabled in your PHP configuration.
Making these changes is covered in the latest entry on the CCS site
(http://ccs.tucows.com/) at this URL:
http://ccs.tucows.com/blog/_archives/2005/6/6/914952.html
-- Joey
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