jon wrote: > So... I've got some code that works just fine without APC, but dies when > I add it. > > Here's the error: > Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class
that error doesn't tell us much more than you in the context you give... but I'm gonna put money on the fact that your doing something like include_once()ing some class file then include_once()ing the same file but with a different [relative] path and that APC is getting confused thinking that these files are different... try going through you code and making all [include|require]_once calls to use a single form of path (i.e. that all includes for a given file are identical) you can use echo statements in the top of each class file to track down which class is seemingly being included twice. if all that fails you can still use the 'apc.filter' ini setting to exclude certain files from being cached (using regexp declarations to exclude files based on filename) - this assumes your class files have a 'std' naming convention (e.g. Foo.class.php). I use the same technique to stop class definitions being cached to overcome a problem that my cached class defs cause segfault which I can figure out (that reminds me I should try a newer version of APC if it's been release :-) > > php -v = > PHP 5.1.2 (cli) (built: Jul 18 2006 23:21:00) > > ... any ideas what's up? Obviously, there are other ways I can improve > performance on that box, but I'd love to try APC. > > Thanks... > -- jon > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
