Re: performance improvement using include(), possible to cache included code?

From:	waldschrott	Date:	Thu, 15 Jun 2000 06:31:42 +0000
Subject:	Re: performance improvement using include(), possible to cache included code?
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nah, the "user" should be protected almost entirely from "global", "function", "user_init()" and all these nasty words a "user" (user= pseudo-programmer, which doesn´t know coding, uses "LEGO" pieces of php objects which allow him to build dynamic sites, without programming) has never heard of before ;) so minimal hurt would occur if there was only --- user_code_file.php $application<<<'EnterCodeBetween' .... 'EnterCodeBetween'; but here docs are unfortunately not yet enabled to do this :( regards Flavien LEBARBE wrote:

What about putting the code inside functions ? It would be read once, compiled once, but interpreted multiple times. Something like : ---user_init_file.php <?php function user_init() { global $blah=3; print "Initializing variables"; } ?> ---user_code_file.php function user_code() { global $blah; $blah++; print $blah; } ?> ---app.php <?php include ('user_init_file.php'); user_init(); include ('user_code_file'); for(...) user_code(); ?> --- If the user_code contains functions, just put the global scope into the user_code() function... and that's it ! :-) Hope this helps, Flavien.