profiling extension and minimal-php-sapi

19 years ago by m.moeller@e-sport.com — view source

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Hello,

I made two extensions for PHP that Im want to share, but I do not really
know how to do it ;)

One is a profiling extension, called PhProfile:

     works with zend optimizer and similar (as opposed to xdebug)

     counts the number of function calls and the total send self time

for each function

     usable either by calling phprofile_start(); at the beginning and

print_r(phprofile_get()) at the end of the script or

     by setting up a dump-profile parameter in your php.ini (like

phprofile.quick_dump_key=prof) and appending the parameter prof to the url
(script.php?prof=1). If done, a html table with all function calls sorted by
self time is appended to the page.

     If phprofile.quick_dump_mode is set to 2, the profiling data is

displayed in a popup

Source: http://mo.e-sport.com/phprofiler.html

The other is a embedded webserver SAPI, targeted at minimal PHP
implementations for administrative interfaces.

```
     HTTP and HTTPS-Server
```
```
     CLI-Support
```
```
     Minimal resource usage
```

     Makes it possible to build a 3MB php binary that can run

php-scripts and serves a webadmin interface.

Source: http://mo.e-sport.com/miniphp.html

Thanks for reading ;)

Moritz

19 years ago by Marcus Boerger — view source

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Hello Moritz,

apply for a pecl account (http://php.net) and commit the stuff
as two projects. The minimal stuff might eventually be of interest
for testing.

best regards
marcus

Saturday, May 20, 2006, 11:16:28 PM, you wrote:

Hello,

I made two extensions for PHP that I?m want to share, but I do not really
know how to do it ;)

One is a profiling extension, called PhProfile:

     works with zend optimizer and similar (as opposed to xdebug)

     counts the number of function calls and the total send self time

for each function

     usable either by calling phprofile_start(); at the beginning and
print_r(phprofile_get()) at the end of the script or

     by setting up a ?dump-profile? parameter in your php.ini (like
phprofile.quick_dump_key=?prof?) and appending the parameter prof to the url
(script.php?prof=1). If done, a html table with all function calls sorted by
self time is appended to the page.

     If phprofile.quick_dump_mode is set to ?2?, the profiling data is

displayed in a popup

Source: http://mo.e-sport.com/phprofiler.html

The other is a embedded webserver SAPI, targeted at minimal PHP
implementations for administrative interfaces.

```
     HTTP and HTTPS-Server
```

```
     CLI-Support
```

```
     Minimal resource usage
```

     Makes it possible to build a 3MB php binary that can run
php-scripts and serves a webadmin interface.

Source: http://mo.e-sport.com/miniphp.html

Thanks for reading ;)

Moritz

Best regards,
Marcus

19 years ago by Derick Rethans — view source

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I made two extensions for PHP that Im want to share, but I do not
really know how to do it ;)

One is a profiling extension, called PhProfile:
     works with zend optimizer and similar (as opposed to  xdebug)

Actually, it is not Xdebug which disallows it. I just don't have hacks
around the Zend Optimizer stuff.

Derick

Derick Rethans
http://derickrethans.nl | http://ez.no | http://xdebug.org