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Posted by Hermann.Richter on 10/11/06 05:15
Thank you, Andy and Jerry.
My reasons to remove blanks chars (\n, \r, \t, space) are basicly that
I want to reduce bandwidth usage and to add some kind of obfuscation to
my codes.
I think that the zlib.compression thing will do it for the bandwidth
usage.
For the obfuscation, I think I still will have to use output buffering.
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
> Peter Fox wrote:
> > Following on from Jerry Stuckle's message. . .
> >
> > [Top posting to annoy dimwits who can't cope with posting wherever is
> > most appropriate.]
> >
> > You failed to answer the OP's question. He wants to know _exactly_, in
> > numbers and based on things like 'a lot' what the performance hit will
> > be. You've had two tries at it - strangely without success: Any reason
> > for that failure do you think?
> >
> >>
> >> (Top posting fixed)
> >
> > [But you didn't think of snipping - Duh! - Repeat after me: "Threaded
> > newsreader"]
> >
>
> Poor troll doesn't follow conventions.
>
> I didn't answer exactly because there is no exact answer - which you
> would know if you had any understanding of systems and how PHP and
> Apache work.
>
> It depends on too many things. CPU speed, amount of available memory,
> PHP and Apache options, size of pages being buffered, number of pages
> being buffered, even ping times and link speed on the client end.
>
> And a whole bunch more.
>
> But I repeat - for most systems it should not be a significant slowdown.
>
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> Jerry Stuckle
> JDS Computer Training Corp.
> jstucklex@attglobal.net
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