pedro93

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by pedro93 12y ago
well, just for fun!
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R3 – High-performance URL router library in C(github.com)
77 points by pedro93 12y ago|29 comments
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by pedro93 13y ago
It's really amazing, how does it work?
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Impact Resistant Screen Protector(shopify.evolutivelabs.com)
2 points by pedro93 13y ago|1 comments
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by pedro93 13y ago
Explain here: - Pux uses simpler data structure (indexed array) to store the patterns and flags. (In PHP internals, zend_hash_index_find is faster than zend_hash_find). - When matching routes, symfony uses a lot of function calls for each r
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by pedro93 13y ago
well, flight is not written in C extension. have checked the code, there are a lot of magic method calls in flightphp. magic method calls are even slower than normal method call.
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by pedro93 13y ago
Yes you can use APC, opcache or XCache to load php bytecode in runtime. but you are still calling php functions/methods or creating a lot of objects in runtime. that's the overhead.
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by pedro93 13y ago
1.5x-2x different is from apache. the pure dispatching speed can be 10+x faster with C extension.
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by pedro93 13y ago
I don't think so. Using pure PHP, you need to load a lot of class files. and function calls, method calls, hash find are pretty slow in pure PHP. - First of all, while using C extension, you don't need to reload these php class fi
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by pedro93 13y ago
Yes, you can do routing without compiled routes.
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by pedro93 13y ago
First of all, for your information, the benchmark code and details are already there: https://github.com/c9s/router-benchmark sorry I forgot to put the link. :p We firstly tested the pure dispatching benchmark by a s
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Pux – High Performance Router for PHP(github.com)
99 points by pedro93 13y ago|56 comments
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High performance router for PHP, support APC cache, RESTful interface(github.com)
1 points by pedro93 14y ago|0 comments
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A standalone, lightweight, fast asset manager, designed for PHP applications.(github.com)
1 points by pedro93 14y ago|0 comments