On 10/18/07, Larry Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yeah, it does that sometimes. But over 1 million iterations a 0.2 second
> difference is negligible, and easily explained by random events in the
> environment (other processes on the box, etc.) It's the 25% difference
> I'm
> getting on
Yeah, it does that sometimes. But over 1 million iterations a 0.2 second
difference is negligible, and easily explained by random events in the
environment (other processes on the box, etc.) It's the 25% difference I'm
getting on just one box that is confusing the hell of of me. :-)
On Thursd
Larry,
i havent dug into the code or the post much cause im coding away today,
but i did drop you test script on a box of mine and run it. for what its
worth,
heres the results:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/working/www $ php testBench.php
Testing __call()
Native Method: 8.62859416008 seconds
Magic Method
Hi folks. I was hoping that someone here could help me understand a bit of
weirdness I've come across. I'm trying to run some micro-benchmarks on PHP
5's object handling. My test code is as follows:
normal();
}
$stop = microtime(true);
echo "Native Method: " . ($stop - $start) . " seconds". P
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