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Please, if you do performance benchmarks, always run them with an opcode cache (PHP 5.5 + opcache would be the obvious choice). Without it your benchmark become
by nikic 13y ago
Please, if you do performance benchmarks, always run them with an opcode cache (PHP 5.5 + opcache would be the obvious choice). Without it your benchmark becomes completely meaningless. I also feel like HHVM devs should be aware of this, so likely the numbers are deliberately misleading.
Apart from that, having FastCGI support is of course nice.
- thezilch 13y agoAnd using something like `wrk` and not `ab`...
- stormbrew 13y agoOr at least say upfront if you are or not. I think it's not exactly unreasonable to compare "out of the box" to "out of the box", but it should be clear that's what you're doing. Really I think this sort of thing should be encouragement to make the opcode cache no longer a default-off additional thing. There's no good reason to have a php deployment -- even one that's just for dev purposes -- that doesn't use an opcode cache.
- allanmacgregor 13y agoNot necessarily there applications like Magento that still only run on PHP5.3 so this numbers are actually relevant. And we can agree FastCGI support is nice indeed.
- randartie 13y agoThis post claims that it did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6925278 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6925278