Re: Interesting speed comparison ..
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 54414
interpreted = N
texte = hahaha - okay, now this is going to the OTHER EXTREME... if you read Scot= t's post you will see he kindly fixed some of the syntax errors i had in = my PhP coding. Now i don't mind having a crack at this but lets play it d= own a little shall we. Don't want to get too cocky and lose the World Cup= .... er... i mean, the Coding Cup. Its all fun and games till somebody loses an eye... > I think it's a worthwhile and valuable investigation. If nothing else,= > either way, it can establish a goal for improvement or a few > promotional boasting points for us all. > > This is a healthy exercise. I hope others can see the benefit (and fun)= > in a little friendly competition. > > Alright I've got $5 bucks (payable via paypal) says Andrew and his > Demon tag team (in black shorts) PhP and MySQL can beat the pants off = > of Scott and his Dream team WebDNA (and yes, wearing the white shorts > in the opposite corner)! > > Now, who wants to make a friendly wager? Who wants to ref this match of= > the century! > > Have fun! : c) > > MK > > > On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 06:41 PM, Andrew Simpson wrote: > > > Okay guys, this is getting out of hand. I will put my hand up and > > volunteer to re-write a chunk of webdna in php. and while i am > > absolutely no expert in PhP i think i will make a passable effort at = > > it. > > > > so, do any of you guys have a page or two that takes a while to > > process? lets say, you have a page that does a mass database update o= r > > some serious file system work... or maybe just a page full of logic > > that calculates some pretty heavy mathematical stuff... > > > > anything taking more than 100 or so ticks would be something to look = > > at. > > > > I'll set it up with PhP and MySQL and try and beat the time. then we = > > can establish if there is really any major difference between the two= > > or if, in fact, we are just arguing for the sake of hearing ourselves= > > speak. > > > > anybody? > > Signed: Marc Kaiwi > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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hahaha - okay, now this is going to the OTHER EXTREME... if you read Scot= t's post you will see he kindly fixed some of the syntax errors i had in = my PhP coding. Now i don't mind having a crack at this but lets play it d= own a little shall we. Don't want to get too cocky and lose the World Cup= .... er... i mean, the Coding Cup. Its all fun and games till somebody loses an eye... > I think it's a worthwhile and valuable investigation. If nothing else,= > either way, it can establish a goal for improvement or a few > promotional boasting points for us all. > > This is a healthy exercise. I hope others can see the benefit (and fun)= > in a little friendly competition. > > Alright I've got $5 bucks (payable via paypal) says Andrew and his > Demon tag team (in black shorts) PhP and MySQL can beat the pants off = > of Scott and his Dream team WebDNA (and yes, wearing the white shorts > in the opposite corner)! > > Now, who wants to make a friendly wager? Who wants to ref this match of= > the century! > > Have fun! : c) > > MK > > > On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 06:41 PM, Andrew Simpson wrote: > > > Okay guys, this is getting out of hand. I will put my hand up and > > volunteer to re-write a chunk of webdna in php. and while i am > > absolutely no expert in PhP i think i will make a passable effort at = > > it. > > > > so, do any of you guys have a page or two that takes a while to > > process? lets say, you have a page that does a mass database update o= r > > some serious file system work... or maybe just a page full of logic > > that calculates some pretty heavy mathematical stuff... > > > > anything taking more than 100 or so ticks would be something to look = > > at. > > > > I'll set it up with PhP and MySQL and try and beat the time. then we = > > can establish if there is really any major difference between the two= > > or if, in fact, we are just arguing for the sake of hearing ourselves= > > speak. > > > > anybody? > > Signed: Marc Kaiwi > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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