Ok, thanks for the clarification :-)
I guess an opcode cache server of some sort would be the only way to do
this, listening either on a Unix socket og a TCP/IP socket. Probably not
worth it anyway.
I'm going to leave the list again as I just wanted to share my "brilliant"
idea with you guys :-)
Morning Mikeal,
The memory that opcache uses is anonymously mapped shared memory, this
cannot be shared across distinct processes, it is not backed by any file.
Even if you were to back the memory with a file, the most efficient
synchronization primitives that exists cannot be shared across
