Re: Function caching...

Ron Chmara wrote: > > Ulf Wendel wrote: > > Jacob Verhoeks wrote: > > > 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. > > Roughly one second for only 8K? I'd say something was *horribly wrong* in > that 8k. If you mean that every page is lugging around 2Mb and 8K, then, I talked about 8k loc (lines of code). I don't have the source here, but it's fare more than 8 KB. A new version of that library code has a size of about 190 KB. > I would like it if the processes could "preload" functions (say, things like > metabase, or standard global app libraries) into a closer cache. But thats > not the same as caching page results.. if the results were that static, > there's not much point in using PHP to make them, is there? Can't you > put it in a file, use good disk caching, and call the file from your > RAM? http://www.zend.com/zend/products.php#cache Ulf