Brent • 1/10/2020

Preloading benchmarks in PHP 7.4

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This article presents a practical benchmark test of PHP 7.4's preloading feature on a Laravel-based hobby project. It measures the relative performance gains by comparing three scenarios: preloading disabled, naive preloading of all code, and optimized preloading of only 'hot' classes. The author uses Apache Bench for testing and discusses the trade-offs between performance improvement and memory overhead.

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