why oh why doesn't php/plain zend cache scripts in the first place? :-/
PHP is developed in a way that no feature is added that would harm the
performance or usability for the vast majority of people (80-90%+). Caching
would speed individual scripts, but what if you have a very large amount of
ok, are servlets/jsp faster than php4?
since zend cache isn't free... :(
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Well if you had more RAM and a faster CPU, servlets/jsp would be faster :-)
This link might not answer your question completely, but it could help...
http://php.weblogs.com/jsp
Christopher Leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
yes, i have discovered recently that php is not as fast as it
is hyped to be. don't get me wrong. php is fast, but it depends
on how you arrange your scripts. if you include a lot of library
code (PEAR, etc etc), the overhead would increase and increase.
i thought php has always cached compiled
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