On Nov 29, 2007 10:25 AM, powtac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We did some benchmarks (not with cake) and figured out, that hard
objectorientated code in PHP5 is slower than PHP4!
Ah yes, the famous 'PHP 5 is slower than PHP 4' argument.
Whatever. Chances are the bottleneck in your application
Code with very much object orientated code. Almost everything was an
object and extended an other object... No code with only functions...
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Code with very much object orientated code. Almost everything was an
object and extended an other object... No code with only functions...
ermm, isn't the whole point of an MVC framework that you shouldn't
have stray functions littered throughout your code, everything is
encapsulated in some
I have recently taken our server running php 4.4.7, MySQL4, and Apache
1.3 and moved it to php 5.2.4
While everything was fine from a compatibility standpoint, the
performance of our exact same cake application was from 30-50% slower
on a per action basis, as well as the memory usage being about
On Nov 29, 2007 10:16 AM, MikeK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While everything was fine from a compatibility standpoint, the
performance of our exact same cake application was from 30-50% slower
on a per action basis, as well as the memory usage being about 20%
higher. The ONLY thing different
We did some benchmarks (not with cake) and figured out, that hard
objectorientated code in PHP5 is slower than PHP4!
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hi powtac,
what do you mean by hard object oriented code ??
On Nov 29, 10:25 am, powtac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We did some benchmarks (not with cake) and figured out, that hard
objectorientated code in PHP5 is slower than PHP4!
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