frameworks, but the CakePHP 1.2 BenchmarkController is far from thorough.
Its bypassing view parsing, by putting a die() call in the controller
action:
Benchmark testing should be done with non-trivial code, and given these
frameworks abstract databases, and that abstraction can affect
performance, it should probably include tests that include database access.
Cheers,
Graham Weldon
kiang wrote:
> Yii project had updated their Performance Comparison page:
> http://www.yiiframework.com/performance
>
> The core developer of Yii also created a project to host the code
> needed for benchmarks:
> http://code.google.com/p/phpmark/
>
> Based on that project, I did some tests on my computer and the result
> is here:
> http://code.google.com/p/twpug/downloads/detail?name=framework_benchmark.zip
>
> The difference I did was putting the output in view instead of in
> controller. And the tool I used is siege with following command:
> siege -c 100 -r 3
>
> With the 'Transaction rate' result, I also make a bar chart with
> OpenOffice.org.
>
> The good news is CakePHP 1.2 is faster than Symfony 1.2.1 on my
> computer. ;)
>
> ps. I didn't use APC, just comparing the execution time in one simple
> request.
>
> ---
> kiang
> >
>
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