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Originally Posted by lruc

Right sorry about that. I mean CGI with C when I say that.

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And it's highly likely to make little difference, for the reasons I explained above.

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Mats

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Originally Posted by matsp

And it's highly likely to make little difference, for the reasons I explained above.

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Depends on the application again. If it does something relatively CPU intense, then C(++) could give a big boost in performance. If it doesn't (like a forum system), then the difference is small.

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Originally Posted by maxorator

Depends on the application again. If it does something relatively CPU intense, then C(++) could give a big boost in performance. If it doesn't (like a forum system), then the difference is small.

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So your saying CGI with C is at least faster than PHP. That pretty much changes my vote to using CGI. Then again, any excuse would have done. I just wanted to use C.

You could write it in assembly to get even more speed... but like matsp pointed out, you probably won't notice any difference, and PHP is far easier.