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Part of that's also that php 7.4 is much faster, so of course that alone would improve it more, I wonder what JIT will do when 8.0 launches in December. I use

Part of that's also that php 7.4 is much faster, so of course that alone would improve it more, I wonder what JIT will do when 8.0 launches in December. I use swoole w/ laravel, still trying to figure out best ways to milk it for more performance, and also grok the way it handles async and passes variables around using swoole_Table.

melchebo 6y ago
For the moment (well, february) the improvement with PHP 8.0 JIT is minimal: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=PHP-8.0-Performance-Bench-2020 https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=PHP-8.0-... But usually a JIT is made in a way that you can then move forward with your optimizations in small tested steps. So it makes sense for JITv1 to have a very similar performance as the non-JITed version. It probably generates highly familiar code. First make it do the same, then optimize.