php3-list | 199903

Re: [PHP3] Loading Classes From: Chad Cunningham (ccunning <email protected>)
Date: 03/31/99

I would doubt it's much, under most circumstances. If you have a heavy
load, the file I/O can hurt. I'm curious to see though. Try doing these
two things:

<?
$start = microtime();
put code in here;
$finish = microtime();
$total = $finish - $start;
echo "Total time: $total";
?>

and

<?
$start = microtime();
include("class.file");
$finish = microtime();
$total = $finish - $start;
echo "Total time: $total";
?>

and let us know what the difference is.

On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, Steve Douville wrote:

> Is there a performance difference between having a large class on the same
> page that uses it and having it in it's own file and including it?
>
> I know that it obviously is better to have the class in it's own file if it
> is needed in other processes.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve
>
>
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