I am wondering how the number of lines of code inside of a CFC affects the time it takes to instantiate an object?
Let's say every user who logs into a site gets an employee.session = an instance of employee.cfc. This CFC contains a couple thousand lines of code because of all the functions. Does anyone know if there is a point at which it makes sense to break up the CFC into a CFC that mainly just contains properties, and either a singleton CFC that contain the methods or custom tags? Can you load an endless series of functions into a CFC without the user noticing any slowness? How much RAM do the methods inside of each session CFC instance take up? They must take up some room since I see the public function descriptions when I do a dump of session.employee.
Thank you, Mike Chabot
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