How to Free memory used by my script ?

[H22H]

Hi all,
How can I get the real size of memory the my script ( web page ) use at each time it is loaded ?
And how can I be sure that it will be freed completely after the script finish loading ?

Thanks

[penagate]

As far as freeing memory goes, don't worry about it. PHP is an interpreted language, it handles all that by design.

I don't know of a way to get script memory usage.

[H22H]

Thanks for your reply ...

I'm asking because I noticed in my task manager more than 250 instance of php.exe which is still active and sharing the memory with outher processes !!

Any Comments ?

[Kasracer]

Thanks for your reply ...

I'm asking because I noticed in my task manager more than 250 instance of php.exe which is still active and sharing the memory with outher processes !!

Any Comments ?

Odd. I have Apache/PHP 5/MySQL 4 installed on my windows machine to do local debugging and what not and I've never seen a php.exe in my task manager

[H22H]

I have IIS/PHP4.4.1/MySQL4 on windows server 2003.

Maybe because you are using it for as a debuger .. I think this happen when it is under high load!

[penagate]

Almost certainly an issue with IIS config. Not sure as I do not run IIS with PHP.

[H22H]

I saw a lot of topics about this issue (PHP.EXE) and tried most of them !!
I'm looking for a help on how to tune up IIS to get the best performance with PHP .. if you can HELP!

[Kasracer]

I have IIS/PHP4.4.1/MySQL4 on windows server 2003.

Maybe because you are using it for as a debuger .. I think this happen when it is under high load!

Well when testing my sites and apps I try to put as much stress on it as possible and still haven't seen a php.exe. Though I wouldn't recommend running PHP under IIS; it never seems to run well. Can't you use Linux and/or apache?

[visualAd]

You are best off running PHP as an ISAPI module. I will have a dig and see if i can find anything on limiting the number of CGI instances IIS can run.

Bear in mind that as an ISAPI module, IIS has complete control over what PHP does memory wise and all requests will run in the same process space. It also increases efficiency and speed. When run as a CGI, each request requires an instance of the CGI script to run, each in its own memory space.

[H22H]

I agree with visualAd.

The problem is that PHP was configured to work as ISAPI, but suddenly it stopped responding any web request and from that time I moved to CGI!

I think that I need to upgrade PHP ISAPI.