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@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ use RuntimeException;
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* ]);
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* ```
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- * This would configure an APC cache engine to the 'shared' alias. You could then read and write
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+ * This would configure an APCu cache engine to the 'shared' alias. You could then read and write
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* to that cache alias by using it for the `$config` parameter in the various Cache methods.
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* In general all Cache operations are supported by all cache engines.
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@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ use RuntimeException;
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* - `ApcuEngine` - Uses the APCu object cache, one of the fastest caching engines.
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* - `MemcacheEngine` - Uses the PECL::Memcache extension and Memcached for storage.
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* Fast reads/writes, and benefits from memcache being distributed.
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- * - `XcacheEngine` - Uses the Xcache extension, an alternative to APC.
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+ * - `XcacheEngine` - Uses the Xcache extension, an alternative to APCu.
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* - `WincacheEngine` - Uses Windows Cache Extension for PHP. Supports wincache 1.1.0 and higher.
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* This engine is recommended to people deploying on windows with IIS.
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* - `RedisEngine` - Uses redis and php-redis extension to store cache data.
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