PHP APIs

Brian Moon brianm at dealnews.com
Tue Dec 27 21:06:55 UTC 2005


We use the PHP API currently.  The PECL version may be "faster" in 
tests, but in the real world, you just don't notice.  I also like being 
able to fiddle with the PHP code to make it work like I like it rather 
than having to mess with C code and recompile, etc. etc.

Of course, even though we do use Gentoo, we are not using PHP, or any 
PHP code, from portage.  Our codebase predates our use of Gentoo and we 
have not found the time or need to do so.

That new PECL API is quite new.  If I were you, I would not mark it 
stable for a while.

Brian Moon
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Lisa Seelye wrote:
> It seems that the PECL API <http://pecl.php.net/package/memcache/> is
> now at version 2.0.0, supporting multiple servers with load balancing
> and failover.
> 
> What API is used by list members here? In my tests it seems the PECL
> version is far faster than the PHP API, first posted Aug 2003 to this
> list.  This leads me to want to drop the PHP client from Portage, as the
> PECL version seems to be far better.
> 
> What are the experiences of the list members?
> 
> 


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