Re: [need for advices] fastCaching

On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 18:33:03 +0200 (MEST) fabien.marty@free.fr wrote: > (Tomas) > > Sorry I'm not being very clear, change isCached() with getCached(). I > > cursory saw the Cache_Container_XXX::fetch() function as the only > > needed thing (ok, the constructors too). > > > > It of course may be bigger than your class, but I guess that to load a > > little bit more code (still only one file) won't impact in the > > performance and it will be full featured. Perhaps the point is more > > oriented to simplify the Cache design instead of putting a layer on > > top. > > > > Could you provide a bench test script, I'd like to try some things. > > Ahhhhhhhh !!! :-)) So, ok... > > I'm ok with you, loading a little bit more code won't impact in the performance > but I am not really ok with the design to put all containers in the same file... > > Other thing, i'm just finishing to bench jpCache (but jpCache has more advanced > functionalities) : Functionnalities, this is the magic word :). What is exactly the goals for fast cache ? Cache url calls ? with or without get or post parameters ? Currently, a benchmark can be usefull if you can include all final stuffs (garbage by ex. ). Jpcache is one of the most simples and fastest (with same functionnalities) cache system I know, keeping in mind it s a page cache. Is the source available in your site updated ? hth pa