hi,
thanx ernest, infact every line in the code has a comment (maybe a long
comment) directly above it :)
and you are right i may be also able to remove some functions when they are
not needed
thanx
khalid
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At 22:56 08.11.2002, Khalid El-Kary said:
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>hi,
>I wanted to ask about if big include files affect the speed of the script ?
if it's included with include_once, it shouldn'r make a big difference - on
an average linux box loading a 21k file into memory
You should probably look at a caching system, like APC (free) or the
Zend stuff (commercial).
Marco
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> > As I am working I am taking more and more of the code out and
> > putting it into functions straight into the include file. This
> > file is included on almost every page and I am worried that it
> > is going to slow the pages down. Will it have a
Thanks - nice looking site.
Abe
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From: "Jason Murray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [PHP] BIG include file !!!
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I don't think so, I have bunch of include files, which have more than 5000 lines
and is running very fine.
Abe wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>
> I am developing an application in PHP. I make use of an include file that
> contains regularly used functions. As I am working I am taking more and
> more of th
> As I am working I am taking more and more of the code out and
> putting it into functions straight into the include file. This
> file is included on almost every page and I am worried that it
> is going to slow the pages down. Will it have a large effect
> on the pages speed. It's only abou
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