Henrik wrote: > Platform compatibility is simply not an issue for a client written in PHP, > Java, Perl or C# or Ruby or whatever.
That may be true for Java and I cant comment on C# or Ruby. However the pure perl based client is not very fast. I have been trying to compile one of the C based perl modules without much success. The PHP module is also written in C and so may not work perfectly on all platforms. As I am not an expert in memcached it is very difficult to see the cause of a C compiled client misbehaving. The problem might be a) me not understanding b) me not building the client correctly c) a bug in the client d) a bug in the server A simple list saying "I have gotten this working on platform XYZ" would help eliminate some of these options.
