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PHPRunner performance

2/15/2022 10:00:41 AM
PHPRunner General questions
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binarykevin author

I trying to speed up development time. I'm not that great of a coder so every advantage helps. Just wondering if I can install Phprunner on a Ram drive, then copy the install folder -
"R:\Program Files\PHPRunner10.7"
to my ssd drive for longterm and just reload it back into ram (batch file copy) when I start the app again? It will cost me a minute of initial copy time, but would I make up for that with program operations,screen changes, saving, building, etc.?

Sounds like a good idea, but that is what scares me. :0)

Sergey Kornilov admin 2/15/2022

You can certainly give it a try. Let us know the results.

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binarykevin author 2/16/2022

So, it worked perfectly. And it worked exactly...... exactly the same in both install locations.
There was virtually no "practical" difference in the operations.

So it was a very good learning exercise and will save me trouble testing with the database later.
I suspect the result will be the same and perforance tuning will be KEY.

I hope this image file shows up but in case it doesn't, I'm including the test environment on Windows 11

System Hardware:

ROG Zephyrus M16 GU603HE
1TB 970 EVO+ NVMe M.2 SDD
Crucial 40GB DDR4 3200 SODIMM

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binarykevin author 2/16/2022
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mdfaisalpapa 2/17/2022

build takes 50 secs to genrate 1055 files. can i generate only the files that have been changed instead of the whole project?

Found the issue: When u store the project files in the cloud like Box, dropbox, the build takes a long time.