Yes, people i understand.

But i wrote the same program in php and perl, when i tested both programs, perl took 2.3 second to process all, and php only took 0.2 second.

Why?

I wrote both program with the best way.

if use mod_perl this reduce only few millisecond but not change in the significative form.

i think that because php include some function in your own core, this maybe make the diference, it's correct or not?

is very very important to resolve that, for me.

But, i'm grateful for your help.

In reply to Re^2: PHP is better than perl and what can i do to run perl faster? by eial
in thread PHP is better than perl and what can i do to run perl faster? by eial

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