I found 0.002 for the first include, and 0.0001 second for a refresh not to bad.
PIII-500 512mb ram
PHP-4.0.4pl1
no zend-optimizer, no zend-cache
the refresh is less because linux caches the file in it internal buffer. I wouldnt
consider 0.002sec that bad of a hit. you could have 50hit/sec with 10 includes each on
ALL difernet files. you could have 1000hit/sec on the same files.
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An app I am currently developing has grown a lot. It currently
handles aproximately 12 includes, more or less 13 thousand lines
of code.
By doing some benchmarks, i realized that the bottleneck is the include()
payload.
How can I optimize a program like this one ?
thanks in advance
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