I'm not much for running PHP on Windows, but I thought that many of the
performance issues had been worked out...
However, I'm trying to run a PHP through CLI and having a terrible
experience with speed. This is running Windows Server 2008 (with a
Quad-Core Intel, 4 GB of RAM).
My problem in particular is a small script that bzread()s from a
large-ish (104 MB) file, and throws some data into a sqlite db.
It's not really hitting any resource limits that I know of - the PHP
process isn't even using 3% CPU, and RAM usage is minimal... it's
just... slow.
It's not even just this script. It's not doing it now, but when I was
playing around with it last night, it was taking quite a bit to execute
small echo statements from reading stdin from the php process (although
'php -qa' doesn't exhibit this behavior)
Anyway, Windows processes about 4,000 rows per minute, while Linux does
10.6K. I know I shouldn't expect much out of the platform, but this just
straight CLI, I figured it would be at least respectably similar.
Any insight?
Thanks!
-Jason
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