include_once() and require_once() performance
A suggestion for 2.2.2, submitted by phoque on 12 June 2011
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Closed#655: include_once() and require_once() performance
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- phoque
- Comment #1
- 12 Jun 11, 9:55 pm
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- brendo
- Comment #2
- 12 Jun 11, 11:44 pm
The difference seems to be next to nothing for Symphony's purposes when I implemented a similar solution. I'm guessing it's because we are not doing it a million times.
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- Kaiuwe
- Comment #3
- 14 Jun 11, 6:17 pm
My suggestion:
Kill all "requireonce" and "includeonce" and create an autoloader. Register this implementation.
Examples (PHP 5.3):
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- brendo
- Comment #4
- 16 Jun 11, 7:13 pm
Migrated to Github
This issue is closed.
It appers that
include_once()'s andrequire_once()'s performance is pretty bad. They are being used all over Symphony's core, so maybe they could be replaced by a solution similar to the one from the article.