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On the file system? CGI is a whole new process per request edit: Looks like yes for Node JS. I can't tell for PHP as I keep getting results for optcache which
by int0x29 1y ago
On the file system? CGI is a whole new process per request
edit: Looks like yes for Node JS. I can't tell for PHP as I keep getting results for optcache which is different and in memory.
- pjmlp 1y agoMy point wasn't using them with CGI, rather that they have JIT in the box, nodejs with V8, PHP has zend and its own JIT since Facebook efforts with HipHop and later Hack (HHVM), both with server support as well, no need for CGI approach.
- vanviegen 1y agoNot sure what the current situation is, but PHP used to ship with APC, a shared memory cache, that enables this exactly. Even without filesystem overhead! I still miss PHP's simple deployment, execution and parallelization model, in these over-engineered asyncy JavaScripty days.