Posted by windandwaves on 11/05/05 00:03

Justin Koivisto wrote:

....

> The
> method(s) you use to output the results of your script are almost
> never the bottle neck, and rarely improve performance in a noticeable
> manner.

Hi Justin,

Thank you for your reply. You are right, the speed of the script is not
really the problem. I was more thinking about the connection between server
and client. That is, is it faster to send one chunk a few "seconds" later
OR does it make more sense to send small chunks immediately OR are all the
small chunks congregated anyway on the way to the client and so it makes
absolutely no difference?

I hear what you saying about adding to a long string, that can take some
time.

Testing is not really an option, it would take too long and I work on so
many different servers that it could become a complete project in itself ;-)

Thanks again

- Nicolaas

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