On 7/13/06, Vlad Seryakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I meant .tcl file cacheing, which is in tcl/file.tcl when enabletclpages=on then all requests to .tcl are cached in global cache.
Right, the Tcl is read from disk and cached in memory. But only the Tcl *source*. It needs to be byte code compiled before use. This is what Andrew is talking about. Our cache stringifys everything that goes into it -- you can't share Tcl objects between threads. Therefore, every time you retrieve the Tcl page from cache (not disk), you still have to byte code compile it. aolserver3.x-ad13 cached the byte code per-interp.
