Xcache all the way.

Wish I could help. Anyone with the right tools could compile it on Windows from source code. I can compile a few things on a *nix system, but have never done so with Windows. I'd like to have a Windows build myself, just for my testing platform...

Here's the site i was talking about:

http://www.sitebuddy.com/PHP/Acceler...inaries_builds

Sadly, they dont have recent builds.

I also don't know if the source is legitimate.

XCache doesn't seem to play nice with IonCube, so today, I switched to APC :)

See http://blog.harddisk.is-a-geek.org/i...hp-on-windows/ on how to compile your own on windows.

Hmmm, step 1 could be a show stopper :)

I actually doubt that is really required, but there are also free versions available: http://msdn.microsoft.com/nl-nl/expr...lt(en-us).aspx

Hi Marco,

That page shows how to compile PHP, but not APC. Still, it should not be too much different from compiling APC on *nix systems, other than hoping that the dependencies are not too difficult to figure out. I just don't know my way around Visual Studio 2008 enough to recommend anything here just yet. :(

Still learning after all these years! ;)

Hmm actually that page was linked from the official APC manual page. Didn't fully read it.

I'll have to look at that manual page myself, too. Sometimes semi-"official" builds are buried deep in a site somewhere...