My normal max execution time of 10s. I had to up this, because it took 12 seconds to process my "huge" variable.
My variable was 4587450 bytes long. (String, naturally. (4.5 short meg, dude. =)
My source is here:
<head></head><body>
<?
for ($i = 0; $i <= 65535; $i++) {
$a .="0123456789";
$a .="0123456789";
$a .="0123456789";
$a .="0123456789";
$a .="0123456789";
$a .="0123456789";
$a .="0123456789<BR>";
}
Print $a;
?></body>
Please note (!): My particular PHP is memory-limited to 8meg by default, which yours might be too. I'm using the win32 binaries.
Internet Explorer quits displaying somewhere after 4.5 meg. (If you can't display it, what good is it?) They figure, 4.5 meg should be good enough for anyone. (Much like the 640k barrier.( My PHP still processed variables up to near 7 meg, I believe, but I couldn't print them, so what good is it, proof wise.) Try outputting a 7 meg variable to disk. UGG!
Does this help any?
Michael
