PHP 4.0 Bug #6279: "include" behaves *very* slowly (only with PHP4)
| From: | t dot rogall at jensen-stuart dot de | Date: | Mon, 21 Aug 2000 17:06:19 +0000 |
| Subject: | PHP 4.0 Bug #6279: "include" behaves *very* slowly (only with PHP4) | ||
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From: t.rogall@jensen-stuart.de
Operating system: Windiows NT 4.0 SP5
PHP version: 4.0.1pl2
PHP Bug Type: Dynamic loading related
Bug description: "include" behaves *very* slowly (only with PHP4)
"include" needs up to 6 seconds to load a 15kb-script. The included script (text.inc) only
contains some variable-declarations, for example:
$x = "a 1kb long text ....... ";
$y = "a 2kb long text .......";
1) This Problem seems to occur only with PHP4 on Windows (PHP3 on LINUX is OK, also PHP3 on NT)
2) When I include the declarations directly in the caller-script, execution-time reduces to 0.01
seconds (600 times faster!)
3) When I comment each line in "text.inc", the execution-time remains the same - so the
reason seems to be the size of the file itself and not the evaluation of it
4) When I load the file text.inc into a $variable and then evaluate the $variable, also 6 seconds
are needed. I detected that loading of the file is quite fast and nearly all the time is consumed by
the "eval"-command (this is contrary to point 3)
5) When I decrease the size of the included file, the execution-time decreases proportionally
6) using "include" or "require" makes no difference
"include" seems to be buggy in another way: sometimes (1%) re-declaration-errors occur -
obviously scripts (or included files) are evaluated two times. The error is not reproducable.