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Nominet Script language
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erm!
Just saying that you can't look at it in isolation.
Low-level php functions are generally wrappers to compiled c+ executables, so yes c++ benchmarked against php 'should' be faster. But factoring in 'how' php is compiled and run, as well as the significantly better i/o and core functionality of linux for multi-threaded environments again 'should' make a difference.
There's a thousand-and-one ways to set things up. The bigger picture is more important.
Low-level php functions are generally wrappers to compiled c+ executables, so yes c++ benchmarked against php 'should' be faster. But factoring in 'how' php is compiled and run, as well as the significantly better i/o and core functionality of linux for multi-threaded environments again 'should' make a difference.
There's a thousand-and-one ways to set things up. The bigger picture is more important.
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Is anyone on here apart from the obvious using the epp to poll and register, or have nominet shelved it after testing?
Realistically it doesn't matter what it's coded in, the bottleneck will always be the DAC polling limit and the distance from Nominet. Most modern programming languages are capable of sending/recieving a TCP packet in 60ms (yes, even windoze) 
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