Response I got fdrom mOo on his sites board:
ChrisD wrote:
> I'm running xcache on Windows 2003 Server.
>
> 1) On Win32 is "xcache.count" the # physical processor ? What if using
> hyper-threading ?
> example: I have a system with 2 physical processors but 4 "virtual"
> using HT.
1 physical processor with no ht == 1 thread
xcache.count = count(threads) + (1 or 0)
(suggested by make -j)
>
> 2) Variable caching (xcache.var_size ....) is only used with the API ?
yeah
>
> 3) No description of "xcache.readonly_protection = Off" in sample
> xache.ini. What does it do ? http://trac.lighttpd.net/xcache/wiki/ReadonlyProtection
>
> $) What are the [xcache.coverager] settings for ? http://trac.lighttpd.net/xcache/wiki/PhpIni
>
> Thanks a ton for your great work.
> Christophe D.
>
> FYI: I cover PHP Accelerators for the Win32 community:
> http://www.sitebuddy.com/php/accelerator_xcache
Some more Xcache details...
Response I got fdrom mOo on his sites board:
ChrisD wrote:
> I'm running xcache on Windows 2003 Server.
>
> 1) On Win32 is "xcache.count" the # physical processor ? What if using
> hyper-threading ?
> example: I have a system with 2 physical processors but 4 "virtual"
> using HT.
1 physical processor with no ht == 1 thread
xcache.count = count(threads) + (1 or 0)
(suggested by make -j)
>
> 2) Variable caching (xcache.var_size ....) is only used with the API ?
yeah
>
> 3) No description of "xcache.readonly_protection = Off" in sample
> xache.ini. What does it do ?
http://trac.lighttpd.net/xcache/wiki/ReadonlyProtection
>
> $) What are the [xcache.coverager] settings for ?
http://trac.lighttpd.net/xcache/wiki/PhpIni
>
> Thanks a ton for your great work.
> Christophe D.
>
> FYI: I cover PHP Accelerators for the Win32 community:
> http://www.sitebuddy.com/php/accelerator_xcache
thanks