sirPaul writes: "PHP 4.1.0 is out @ php.net. "It includes highly improved performance, especially under Windows; A new, and more security-friendly way of accepting form variables; Output compression, and much, much more." Check out the changelog."
Re:Non-Windows performance?
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swright
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· Score: 3, Informative
The changelog says they've made hash tables a lot faster; these are used for all types of arrays in PHP. This should make quite a bit of difference, but I couldn't see anyhthing else that was faster...
(mostly bugfixes AFAICS)
Who is Brett Brewer
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inerte
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· Score: 2, Informative
Re:Binaries do not come out right away
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Wonko42
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· Score: 3, Informative
I was mostly joking. Just letting off steam after having tried to compile it with Cygwin and having it fail miserably, and I don't own Visual C++ so I can't compile it that way (which is the recommended method).;)
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The changelog says they've made hash tables a lot faster; these are used for all types of arrays in PHP. This should make quite a bit of difference, but I couldn't see anyhthing else that was faster...
(mostly bugfixes AFAICS)
In case you were wondering who is Brett Brewer, named on the PHP changelog, I did a Google search, and found that he's Co-President and Chief Operating Officer of a company name EUniverse.
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I was mostly joking. Just letting off steam after having tried to compile it with Cygwin and having it fail miserably, and I don't own Visual C++ so I can't compile it that way (which is the recommended method). ;)