Hi!
Yes, but we still need an actual case to look at. Opcode caches shouldn't be a problem unless they store some representation on disk that live across server restarts. In the APC world, nobody does that. Is
It's not that simple. Take example of FastCGI setup where processes can live and die independently (note that FastCGI does not mandate single-parent fork and in fact on Windows it doesn't work that way). In this setup opcode cache is shared between processes which may have different hash value, unless we give means to the cache to set this value on startup somehow.
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