IE Cache Trasher X 1.4
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IE Cache Trasher X 1.4 X
IE Cache Trasher X 1.4 X
03/13/2003 10:25 AMIE Cache Trasher could potentially recover hundreds of megabytes of
disk space on your hard drive! IE Cache Trasher quickly and easily
deletes the Internet Explorer download cache, which stores incomplete
and broken downloads. If left unchecked, the file can grow to great
proportions; mine was 119 MB when I first checked!
IE Cache Trasher 1.4 X
IE Cache Trasher 1.4 X
03/13/2003 10:25 AMIE Cache Trasher could potentially recover hundreds of megabytes of
disk space on your hard drive! IE Cache Trasher quickly and easily
deletes the Internet Explorer download cache, which stores incomplete
and broken downloads. If left unchecked, the file can grow to great
proportions; mine was 119 MB when I first checked!
Geo-Cache-0.05
Geo-Cache-0.05
06/19/2004 04:48 PMB/Cache
B/Cache
12/25/2003 10:18 AMB/cache release 0.7.0
CGI::Cache 1.41
CGI::Cache 1.41
06/09/2004 05:18 PMA Perl module to cache output of time-intensive CGI scripts.
Geo-Cache-0.06
Geo-Cache-0.06
06/25/2004 12:39 AMCGI-Cache-1.41
CGI-Cache-1.41
06/09/2004 05:44 PMCGI-Cache-1.41.2
CGI-Cache-1.41.2
09/16/2004 05:08 PMCGI-Cache-1.41.1
CGI-Cache-1.41.1
09/15/2004 11:38 PMCGI::Cache 1.41.1
CGI::Cache 1.41.1
09/15/2004 09:06 PMA Perl module to cache output of time-intensive CGI scripts.
Cache-Memcached-1.0.12
Cache-Memcached-1.0.12
02/10/2004 02:47 AMMaypole-Cache-0.01
Maypole-Cache-0.01
07/06/2004 05:14 PMMake-Cache-1.011
Make-Cache-1.011
02/11/2004 09:29 AMCache-Web-Lite-0.02
Cache-Web-Lite-0.02
05/20/2004 05:44 AMFlash Cache
Flash Cache
04/30/2004 12:02 PMGoogle now indexes the text Macromedia Flash files, the format behind
those often-annoying animations. For example, you can now search for
all flash files that say "skip intro". [via dim blinks]...
Cache-Memcached-1.14
Cache-Memcached-1.14
07/27/2004 04:37 PMFolder Cache v2.6
Folder Cache v2.6
12/25/2003 12:49 AMFolder Cache lists the recently used and favorite folders in your
computer's open/save dialog windows and in Windows Explorer.You can
access this list by pressing the Folder Cache button, which appears in
most "Open..."/"Save..." windows near the "Folder" listbox, or with
right mouse click in Windows Explorer. Why should you have to go
through the "select folder" process each time when you want to open or
save a file ? [Shareware $19.00 30 Days 573 KB]
Cache-FastMmap-1.06
Cache-FastMmap-1.06
05/21/2004 01:00 AMCache-Memcached-1.13
Cache-Memcached-1.13
05/30/2004 05:35 PMjZonic-Cache 1.1
jZonic-Cache 1.1
01/22/2004 02:20 PMA caching system.
Make-Cache-1.010
Make-Cache-1.010
02/10/2004 06:47 PMTop Tip: Difference between L2 and L3
cache?
Top Tip: Difference between L2 and L3
cache?
02/10/2004 03:00 AMWhat is L2 cache? What is L3 cache? What is the major difference
between the two.
Cache-FastMmap-1.03
Cache-FastMmap-1.03
01/24/2004 10:16 AMCache-FastMmap-1.07
Cache-FastMmap-1.07
08/20/2004 06:16 AMCache-FastMmap-1.02
Cache-FastMmap-1.02
01/24/2004 05:35 AMMake-Cache-1.012
Make-Cache-1.012
02/12/2004 06:08 PMKwiki-Cache-0.10
Kwiki-Cache-0.10
06/26/2004 05:57 AMSmart Cache
Smart Cache
04/02/2005 01:44 PMSecurity hole fixed
Maypole-Cache-1.1
Maypole-Cache-1.1
07/12/2004 12:42 AMCache-Repository-0.01
Cache-Repository-0.01
04/07/2005 05:20 PMCGI-Cache-1.4200
CGI-Cache-1.4200
03/14/2005 05:49 PMCGI-Cache-1.4142
CGI-Cache-1.4142
02/07/2005 01:25 AMMaypole-Cache-1.2
Maypole-Cache-1.2
07/19/2004 09:53 AMCache-Mmap-0.08
Cache-Mmap-0.08
10/30/2003 06:07 PMCache In Your Chips And Get A Bus!
Cache In Your Chips And Get A Bus!
07/21/2004 09:41 PMWebDevInfo Jul 22 2004 0:11AM GMT
Cache-FastMmap-1.01
Cache-FastMmap-1.01
12/13/2003 04:49 AMCache-FastMmap-1.00
Cache-FastMmap-1.00
12/13/2003 04:49 AMPHP Compiler Cache Internals
PHP Compiler Cache Internals
10/29/2003 12:11 AMThe latest English issue of
PHP
Magazine has an interesting article about implementing a PHP
Opcode Cache by George Schlossnagle, the author of
APC.
If you're familiar with the English expression, don't throw the
baby out with the bath water, then you will be amused to learn
that that's exactly how the Zend Engine (PHP's compiler) works. It
will compile the PHP into opcodes for a page request, and throw the
opcodes away immediately after the code completes.
This may sound really wierd and inefficient, but of course Zeev and
Andi would not have been able to start their own company, Zend,
without a business plan that involved fixing this "stupidity". And you
thought Microsoft was evil ;-)
Now it is perfectly normal when developing a platform to leave gaps
for commercial vendors to fill. That creates a ecosystem where we have
companies willing to pay to maintain and promote PHP. So this isn't
meant to be an attack against Zend, but an acknowledgement of business
realities.
This omission of the Zend Engine stimulated interest in several open
source developers to create their own opcode caches. APC is one of the
earliest open source opcode caches.
In my benchmarks (yes, you see me benchmark a lot, because that's the
only way to understand the performance profile of PHP software without
spending a lot of time examining source code) I noticed that the
overhead of PHP opcode caches was less for small scripts. Obviously
there is some copying of instructions from the cache in shared memory
during script execution. The question was how much? How did it affect
performance?
Now we have the answer. George says restoration of the opcode info for
script execution "involves only a so-called shallow copy of the
op_array. A shallow copy means that only the structure itself is
copied, but none of the elements it contains pointers to."
This means that the actual opcodes are not actually copied, only the
pointers to the structures that contain the opcodes. Apart from that,
the function and class metadata and any static variables are restored,
and the inheritance hierarchy is dynamically resolved.
So the overhead of the opcode cache is O(n), where n is the number of
functions+classes+inheritance levels+properties+PHP files. It
is not proportional to the number of lines of code - that would be as
worrying as throwing the baby with the bath water.
Another excellent issue of PHP Magazine!
Sun sees a lot of cache in its future
Sun sees a lot of cache in its future
02/12/2004 10:08 PMUltraSPARCs gain weight
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