At last, Windows-optimized PHP 5.2.1 has been released!

The much-anticipated PHP 5.2.1 has just been released, and is available for download from http://www.php.net/downloads.

This release contains many fixes Zend has contributed to improve the performance of the PHP scripting engine on Windows as part of our collaboration effort to make PHP rock on Windows / IIS.  This comes almost at the same time as our release of IIS FastCGI Tech Preview 2 last week.  It also contains a number of functionality fixes, such as for PHP imprersonation when in FastCGI mode.

You will also notice that the PHP 5.2.1 release contains an additional set of Windows binaries labelled "non-thread-safe".  These binaries are compiled without thread safety, which provides an additional performance boost for PHP when running in single-threaded envrionments like CGI and FastCGI.  Be sure to download these binaries and try them out with the IIS FastCGI TP2.

Also, look for some performance analysis in the next post ...
Published 10 February 07 09:19 by Mike Volodarsky
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# ServerSide said on May 29, 2007 4:01 PM:
Ever since the original release of FastCGI Tech Preview 1 , and the Microsoft/Zend collaboration announcement
# Jacky_xu said on November 8, 2007 8:55 PM:

摘要

本期内容较少,共有5篇文章: UpdateControls:UpdateHistory和AnimatedUpdatePanel

我的《VisualStudioOrcas第一眼...

# old ecard guy said on April 12, 2008 8:51 PM:
Great information but the PHP Download page doesn't have an entry for x64 binaries non-thread safe!

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