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It's possible "php -nr ''" might be faster; -n stops loading php.ini, which is what points to all of the modules PHP ships with. > These startup metrics are al
by exikyut 9y ago
It's possible "php -nr ''" might be faster; -n stops loading php.ini, which is what points to all of the modules PHP ships with.
> These startup metrics are also super arbitrary anyway, as in web servers code loading is behind your app server anyway (uwsgi, php-fpm, whatever).
This is true; but only about 1-5% of everything _I_ do (as a hobbyist) faces a webserver, and then the things that do require a webserver are simplistic enough that I can write said webserver in bash and run it from socat.