Fedora's PHP binary pretty slow for CGI
From: David Garamond (lists_at_zara.6.isreserved.com)
Date: 05/31/04
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Date: Tue, 01 Jun 2004 00:54:25 +0700 To: fedora-list@redhat.com
I am still running RH73 with PHP packages from Troels Arvin:
The packages are now unmaintained and they are stuck at PHP 4.2.2. Today
I thought I'd try building FC2's PHP on RH73. Not exactly a
straightforward process, but after tweaking the spec file a bit and
upgrading some libraries it managed to build.
I see that the PHP binary produced by Fedora's package is relatively fat
(+- 3MB in size, with most PHP extensions built into the binary). In
contrast, Troels' PHP binary is much more slim (+- 1MB in size, most PHP
extensions is separated).
The problem is, Fedora's PHP binary adds a big overhead when being used
in CGI application. Just running "php -q" would take +- 0.14 sec. on my
system, where Troels' binary only takes +- 0.017s. Most of the overhead
is due to loading the many shared libraries.
Perhaps it can be slimmed down a bit? 0.14s overhead is too much I
think. In comparison, "perl -v" only took 0.015s and "ruby -v" took 0.017s.
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