Hi, here is what I was able to read on a web site:
"mod_perl and fastCGI applications run persistent in memory, so requests to a mod_perl application occur instantly, rather than via the traditional CGI application way, which requires the server to open perl, compile the program, run the query, and then send the output to the browser"
Is PHP also memory persistant ? How does it compares to mod perl in terms of performances ?
Thanks,
Benj
[Edited by Benj on 09-10-2000 at 07:33 PM]
"mod_perl and fastCGI applications run persistent in memory, so requests to a mod_perl application occur instantly, rather than via the traditional CGI application way, which requires the server to open perl, compile the program, run the query, and then send the output to the browser"
Is PHP also memory persistant ? How does it compares to mod perl in terms of performances ?
Thanks,
Benj
[Edited by Benj on 09-10-2000 at 07:33 PM]
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