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Сюда относятся документы, посвященные сравнению производительности конкретных встроенных функций и операторов PHP, а также обсуждению целесообразности точечных оптимизаций кода.
Общие признаки: сравнение производительности echo и print, влияние функций вывода на скорость выполнения, эффективность include против eval, критика избыточного микрооптимизирования
Группа выше: Внутреннее устройство и производительность PHP
Смысл: The main idea is that the performance difference between 'echo' and 'print' in PHP is statistically negligible in real-world applications, and developers should prioritize significant optimizations over micro-optimizations.
A benchmark reveals that while 'echo' is slightly faster than 'print' in PHP, the difference is measured in nanoseconds and is practically irrelevant for real-world performance.
Смысл: The text explains a technical phenomenon where PHP output functions (echo/print) cause the script to hang because they wait for the web server (Apache) to accept the data. The core idea is that the script's execution speed becomes dependent on the network speed of the client when the server's internal buffers are full.
PHP's echo function can hang for seconds because it waits for the web server's buffers to clear, making script execution time dependent on the client's network speed.
Смысл: The main idea is that while micro-optimizations in PHP exist, they are often negligible and should not take precedence over code readability and maintainability. The author uses a list of 10 common optimization tips to demonstrate that many such 'improvements' are 'saving pennies' and can actually hinder the development process if applied prematurely.
A critical review of the first 10 PHP optimization tips, arguing that code readability and scalability are more valuable than marginal performance gains from micro-optimizations.
Смысл: The text analyzes the performance and functional trade-offs between using 'include' and 'eval' for rendering views in PHP. It concludes that 'include' is better for performance when using accelerators (like eAccelerator), while 'eval' offers flexibility for database-stored templates and better raw speed in the absence of accelerators.
A technical comparison showing that while 'eval' can be faster without accelerators and allows database-stored views, 'include' is significantly more performant when using PHP accelerators like eAccelerator.