Php 5.4 vs 5.3: is really fast and with less memory leaks

Re:Php 5.4 vs 5.3: is really fast and with less memory leaks by richthegeek on Tuesday February 07, 2012 @10:01AM (#3561985)

Compare it with a micro-cached Varnish or nginx .. caching is outside of the "speed" parameters. Of course, you could take a look memcached if you want :)

I can't find the reference I remember but it fits roughly with the link posted (the scale seems to match the max times rather the average times). The differences were tiny but the order was PHP, Python, Ruby if I remember correctly (PHP was in front, PR may have been switched).

I'll try get a link but I doubt i'll find it.

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Re:Php 5.4 vs 5.3: is really fast and with less memory leaks by TylerE on Tuesday February 07, 2012 @10:16AM (#3562050)

In the case of Mako at least, caching doesn't mean caching in the way you mean it. It's more akin to opcode caching in PHP, saving the actual python code generated from the template, not the result. Just saves from reparsing the template every time it's rendered, but the actual template logic still runs.

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