Perhaps, you can use Zend Cache which comes with Zend Framework to store
your data, without sharing them, allowing to store them in files or memory
(shared or not)
in an easy way...I'm intersting on Zend cache for its roadmap and because
its a Zend product, like php...best quality and best support.
I'm using it to cache various php objects, build the first time from
database query...later from cache...really good...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Davey" <rich@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 6:50 PM
Subject: Better way to store data in memory?
Hi php-general collective,
I'm building up some image data in my PHP script (ready for output to
the browser). Having to do some complex per pixel manipulation, which
is fine - but I'm just wondering is there a quicker / more efficient
way of storing the pixel data than in an array?
At the moment I hold it in $array[$x][$y], which makes the drawing
loop painless, but it's creating an array with 307,200 elements which
is proving to be quite slow. As I'm only storing fixed width byte
values is there an alternative method? For example the ability to
read/write to a chunk of memory instead? (so I can read out whole
strips of data rather than one by one?)
I was looking at the Shared Memory functions, but that isn't exactly
what I need (I don't want it shared, I want it process specific)
Cheers,
Rich
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