On Sun, Mar 05, 2006 at 06:45:12AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi George, thanks for informing us of this info.
>
> Can I ask how managed to get these times of executing the fsockopen functions?
>
> Tryst
Do you mean how I managed to profile my code? Or how I actually ran it? For
profiling I have a simple function called as print_time dispersed throughout my
code. You can just say
--------------------
print_time("fsockopen");
fsockopen("...");
print_time("fsockopen", "Fsockopen Took: ");
--------------------
print_time('db_read');
sql_query('');
print_time('db_read', "Db read took');
This way you can simply find the time for any two points of the script. I don't
know how much overhead the print_time causes, but I don't think that's the
issue, since on linux it works fine.
Thanks.
George
function print_time($var, $mess = null, $dbg = 2)
{
static $last;
$now = microtime(true);
if (!isset($last[$var])) {
$last[$var] = $now;
return;
}
$diff = round($now - $last[$var], 7);
$now = round($now, 7);
$last[$var] = $now;
if (!$mess) {
return;
}
print("$mess: $diff <br> \n");
}
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