Re: Function caching...

From: Date: Fri, 08 Dec 2000 21:42:03 +0000
Subject: Re: Function caching...
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On Friday 08 December 2000 22:30, you wrote: > Jacob Verhoeks wrote: > > I'm developing a large web application. > > The code is very large now (2mb). > > > > The performance problem is not with executing but with the loading of the > > code. We are currently developing a application server in php. That will > > be > > Yes the compile (loading) time is much to long. PHP 4 need ~1 second to > compule 8k loc on out developement server (Netra T1). The Zend Encoder > and Zend Cache might improve this dramatically. I hope so :), maybe the zend compiler will be even faster. > Nevertheless in some cases it would be very nice to have a "function > call cache" as described. Think of templates or functions working on > large tree structures. I played around with a cache implemented on the > user side and yes, it's getting faster... I know sites who use wget to get a static version to serve the internet. The php site is only used for easy editing -- = ing. Jacob Verhoeks - www.nedertux.com = = Nedertux Technologies - jacob@verhoeks.nl =

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