`zend_accel_invalidate` is exposed to userland as `opcache_invalidate` and marks a script as wasted, however, it does not remove that script from the OPCache.
There is also the `zend_accel_hash_unlink` that actually does that, it's there since the beginning of time but without a single call to it in the entire codebase. It actually removes a script from OPCache, yielding the desired result of freeing up some space without requiring a complete restart of OPCache. What are the reasons that this function is not used and not exposed? What side-effects does it have if we actually selectively remove scripts from OPCache? We replaced the `zend_accel_invalidate` call with `zend_accel_hash_unlink` in the `opcache_invalidate` implementation and it worked flawlessly. However, it could be that there are some things that we are simply overlooking. -- Richard "Fleshgrinder" Fussenegger -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
