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Zend vs IonCube?
Old 07-06-2005, 10:09 AM   #1
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I searched the forums for this but found no satisfactory answer: I just ran the test on another client website and (for the first time) everything passed ... but it said "Zend Preferred" ... why is Zend preferred when there is a choice? I have had to use IonCube on the other two domains. Thanks. dgh
 

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Zend is preferred because it has less overhead than ionCube. Zend is installed at the server level where ionCube has to load separately.

It's not that big of a difference. But it's slightly better.
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That's clear. Thanks. dgh
 
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