Sean wrote:
That's wrong, if you install apc and use it's we interface, you can
use autoload and it will show that the all the files are getting cached.
...
Thinks may have changed since I last profiled my scripts, but I remember
this comment from Rasmus:
|<arnaud_> does autoload have a performance impact when using apc ?
<Rasmus_> it is slow both with and without apc
<Rasmus_> but yes, moreso with apc because anything that is autoloaded is
pushed down into the executor
<Rasmus_> so nothing can be cached
<Rasmus_> the script itself is cached of course, but no functions or classes
<Rasmus_> Well, there is no way around that
<Rasmus_> autoload is runtime dependent
<Rasmus_> we have no idea if any autoloaded class should be loaded until the
script is executed
<Rasmus_> top-level clean deps would speed things up a lot
<Rasmus_> it's not just autoload
<Rasmus_> it is any sort of class or function declaration that depends on some
runtime context
<Rasmus_> if(cond) function foo...
<Rasmus_> if(cond) include file
<Rasmus_> where file has functions and classes
<Rasmus_> or heaven forbid: function foo() { class bar { } }|
I'll profile them again when i get some time.
Alvaro
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