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[2007-04-25 21:56 UTC] mauroi at digbang dot com
Description: ------------ First of all, I couldn't reproduce this on Linux. Maybe because it doesn't exist, or maybe because of worse perfomance on filesystem operations on Windows. We've found a performance degradation between PHP5.1.6 and PHP5.2.x (also checked with PHP5.2.2rc1) when including a file with a relative path. It gets notorious if using include_path and it has a big number of directories. In the provided zip file you'll find 8 directories. Only one of them contains the file that will be required by the main script. So, script.php & script1.php show the problem. script.php only requires the file one time, and even in that case you'll see the difference. script1.php iterates including a non-existant file (that's why errors ar supressed) and the execution time is twice as big. At first glance this could look as a bug with less importance, but any framework that uses __autoload & include_path with some sort of frequency, will be slower on PHP5.2 on Windows. Also, any site using MVC (not even using __autoload) and relative paths could be affected. Thank you very much. Reproduce code: --------------- http://webmail.digbang.com/include_performance.zip # one inclusion php -n script.php # multiple inclusions php -n script1.php Expected result: ---------------- Same or better performance on PHP5.2.x than in PHP5.1.6 PatchesPull RequestsHistoryAllCommentsChangesGit/SVN commits
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I can reproduce what I believe to be the same issue too. A very simple test case to highlight this issue is <?php for ($i = 0; $i < 5000; $i++) { if (is_readable('test.txt')) { // dummy - do nothing! } } ?> Sample results, measured using xdebug, are as follows is_readable with non-existent file 5.1.6 5000 calls to is_readable taking 166ms 5.2.2 5000 calls to is_readable taking 1511ms is_readable with existing file 5.1.6 5000 calls to is_readable taking 135ms 5.2.2 5000 calls to is_readable taking 151ms When the file isn't present php 5.2.x takes significantly longer that in previous releases. -MarkJust to add to this report - it looks very much like it's impacting PHP-GTK (CLI only) Windows users too. The base demo script in the PHP-GTK distro is reportedly 'twice as slow' under 5.2.3 as it is under 5.1.6 in the same environment with the same GTK+ libraries in tow. The base demo script includes a long list of class files via relative includes. The relevant bit of code goes: protected function load_demos() { $files = glob(dirname(__FILE__).'/components/*.php'); foreach ($files as $id => $file) { $GLOBALS['class'] = null; if (basename($file) != basename(__FILE__)) { if (!@include_once($file)) { continue; } etc (see http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/php-gtk/demos/phpgtk2-demo.php?content-type=text%2Fplain&view=co for the murky details) The performance difference is also reported as 'visibly noticeable' between relative and hard-coded paths under 5.2.3, although that's a less direct comparison. Ping me if you think I can help with any donkeywork, this one's fairly major for us and may hold up our 'surprise release', given that the demo scripts number rather less than the number of includes you could expect in a RL application. - Steph