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Mike about PHP's Output Buffering
Mon, 12.12.2011 05:12
How about a PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER _ABSORBENT flag for trunk? ob_start(null, 1024, PHP_OUTPU T_HANDLER_STDFLAGS | PHP [...]
gphilip about PHP's Output Buffering
Mon, 12.12.2011 03:56
Hi, "What was unusual is th at 16 calls to ob_start() up c hewing through almost 700kb of memory" Can you give [...]
Ilia Alshanetsky about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 11:49
In PHP 5.4 the default buffer size was reduced to 0x4000 (16 kb), which in part is responsi ble for the performance [...]
Chris Jones about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 10:00
An error is thrown in PHP 5.4 but not PHP 5.3: $ cat t.ph p $ php54 t.php PHP Warn ing: ob_start(): no arr [...]
Chris Jones about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 09:55
For people not following PHP d evelopment, output buffering c hanged a lot in PHP 5.4. Runni ng this: $a = microti [...]
Sebastian about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 06:04
I dont understand your post be cause the first parameter for ob_start is not the chunk size , it is the callback fun [...]
Ilia Alshanetsky about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 05:21
You can try the test at: http ://pastebin.com/Kjpmea3h in this test the new code is abo ut 25% faster, not to me [...]
Ilia Alshanetsky about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 04:19
Think of a templating system t hat needs to generate various sub-templates and place result ing data in various diff [...]
Ilia Alshanetsky about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 04:10
There is a really good reason why it is slower. Your text is quite big, but you set your i nitial buffer size to me [...]
Ilia Alshanetsky about PHP's Output Buffering
Thu, 08.12.2011 04:05
You are correct, it should say 10kb not 20... I'll adjust.

Tuesday, February 13. 2007

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Migrating to PHP 5.2.1 Slides

The slides for the Migrating to 5.2.1 from the Vancouver conference are now available, they can be found here:
http://ilia.ws/files/vancouver_php52.pdf
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Thanks for slides!
#1 Taras (Homepage) on 2007-02-13 21:42 (Reply)
I also want to thank for the slides. So Thank You Ilia.
#2 Johnnie (Homepage) on 2007-04-14 11:27 (Reply)
Thank you very much for the slides.
#3 Arnold (Homepage) on 2009-02-02 17:18 (Reply)

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