[PHP-DEV] cache From: Alex Black (enigma <email protected>)
Date: 01/04/01

quick question:

of the performance data that you get from the outside world, what have you
all seen to be the primary factors in execution time?

for example, in the early stages of the binarycloud system design, I decided
to just go with separate files for doing logically separate things, down to
a fairly small granularity. it is my _belief_ that most of the actual
execute time associated with binarycloud init process is directly related to
the filesystem.

that's mostly from some observations of the system in production: on IDE
machines, times are ~.2 - .3 sec, on scsi machines with otherwise similar
specs, load times kick down to ~.1 reliably.

is that just something else? or is my assumption that this is directly
related to the speed of your filesystem access correct?

anyway,

of the little I've read re: cache, I assume that it's going to cache on
first run, and keep bytecode copies in memory?

_a

oh yes, if you're going to respond, please cc: me directly.

:) 

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