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- --On 10.06.2002 05:40:41 -0700 Pascal Van Hecke wrote: >> Since the require*/include statements are from PHP, >> they are not >> touched by our Parser. Therefore the statement will >> be included >> verbatim in the cached copy without any expansions. > > ... > >> Snippets are not yet included in the cached page. >> Instead there are >> mgd_include_snippet-like calls in the cached page >> which call Midgard on >> a lower level to include the snippet. > > Thx! > Is it correct than to say there's no performance > difference between mgd_include_snippet and the simple > php include()? It should be small, the only difference is that mgd_include_snippet comes out of mysql and therefore has some database overhead (mgd_include_snippet works by path name, which has to be traversed first). The performance difference will come into play if any filebased optimizers are used. Filesystem files will be optimized (byte-compiled, whatever) from enignes like Zend, the Snippets will not. Live long and prosper! Torben Nehmer - -- Torben Nehmer, Munich, Germany http://www.nathan-syntronics.de, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Public Key ID on wwwkeys.(de.)pgp.net: 0x7E9DE456 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE9BKCrJPh4Kn6d5FYRApDBAKDi9jLTNVjLkt3VUO/fksl7zgGYkACg57Gr dJRoXb9OypUb8kQkr1GfCSc= =HkIA -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
