Ricardo Striquer Soares wrote:
I was thinking in port my PHP applications to a C/CGI, although I hear
that the C/CGI takes too much of the CPU, is that true?
Depends on the application, specifically. Probably not. A CGI written
in C may be faster than PHP, but will almost certainly take *much*
The answer is a) what are you trying to do and b) it depends.
CGI is actually pretty fast. UNIXes used to be slow with fork/exec, but
now they are pretty snappy. In addition, depending on your environment,
you may be using the CGI "environment" without the overhead.
We need more info.
Jon
On
On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 15:23, Ricardo Striquer Soares wrote:
> Hi there ...
>
> I was thinking in port my PHP applications to a C/CGI, although I hear
> that the C/CGI takes too much of the CPU, is that true? So is that true
> that the PHP is easier them CGI in this context?
>
> thanks
You might
Hi there ...
I was thinking in port my PHP applications to a C/CGI, although I hear
that the C/CGI takes too much of the CPU, is that true? So is that true
that the PHP is easier them CGI in this context?
thanks
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