PHP 10.0 Blog: Benchmarking Zend Framework loader

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Mon, 05/19/2008 - 08:49

On the PHP 10.0 blog, Stas does a little benchmarking of a big part of each request to a Zend Framework application - the Loader.

On Zend Framework lists there was a topic raised about performance impact of Zend_Loader component , which is used for - no surprise here!

- loading classes, including autoloading, etc. Some folks thought that since Zend_Loader is executing some code before actual loading the required file, it must...


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