Hi Everyone!
I have an idea, but I don't know how to realise it, if it can be at
all.
We have a relatively big system, with 52k lines of php code without
much html, and many classes (1138) that depend on each other.
And I think I don't need to say that php parses the code somewhat
slow. That's what I'm trying to solve. I know there are code caches,
but none of them suits all of our customers or our needs (price,
effectiveness).
Of course not all classes are needed on every page request, so I'm
trying to separate them, and require them when they are really
needed, but that's not easy with 1100 classes.
So I thought I'd write a custom error handler, and when an unloaded
class is created or it's static method is accessed an error would
be triggered and I'd require it in the error handler. The "only"
problem is, that after the error handler finished the main code is
executed *after* the "statement" that triggered the error, so I can't
tell php to give one more try for the previously faulty code.
Is there any chance for this to work with some trick, or do you know
of a better sollution for the problem?
Thanks for your help,
Arpi
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