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Posted by msheresh on 03/14/06 19:04
I use PhpED's profiler to find the bottlenecks and PhpED debigger to
debug the code. I don't know about couple of versions back, but version
4.0 is VERY stable, I was impressed. Try it - it is done by NuSphere
www.nusphere.com, definetely works for me.
(I just checked their website, they released new version and there are
some demos of the debugger on the product page, I haven't checked it
out yet)
Scott wrote:
> This is where an IDE such as Zend Studio or PhpEd really helps. If
> you're serious about PHP programming, I'd suggest looking into one of
> them. They can help pinpoint bottlenecks in code. I've used them both,
> and had better luck with Zend Studio. PhpEd was rather buggy, but that
> was a couple of versions ago.
>
> If your script doesn't require local resources, as you suggest, I'd be
> happy to run it through the Zend debugger for you if you want to send me
> the code (scott at webscott * com).
>
> Scott
>
> lawrence k wrote:
> > There is a point in rendering a page of mine where my script pauses for
> > a long time. It is a painful wait - maybe 5 seconds. It is long enough
> > that when I try to show the software to people they get bored at that
> > point and begin to look away.
> >
> > I'd like to remove whatever road block slows things down at that point
> > in my script, but I am unable to diagnose the problem. I am using a
> > command that is used elsewhere on the page, before and after, without
> > delays. There are no calls to the database or the file system.
> >
> > What could the problem be and how do I fix it?
> >
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