Re: hitting the limits
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Re: hitting the limits

From: Rik <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com>
Date: Sun Apr 30 2006 - 03:09:36 CEST

windandwaves wrote:
> It is so hard for me to judge if the code is efficient. Really - who
> knows. I know what efficient code is, but there are just so many
> variables. Even making changes tot the php.ini could be huge.

Yup, but previous suggestion with microtime() would give you an indication
where the most time is taken.

> Each page loads about 100Kb of libaries and functions... (probably 50
> - 100 functions (small ones) in total)... Does that make a difference?

Yes, probably not a lot, but why?
I'm having great difficulties imagining a a website where that much
libraries and functions are needed. Maybe it's time to include only files
that are actually needed?

It may be worth it to check the following url:
http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.autoload.php

> I have a couple of tables in the database with over 300,000 (small)
> rows)... Does that make a difference?

Having a database doesn't make a differnce.
Exactly HOW you query the database does.

Normalize and create proper indexes.-

Grtz,

-- 
Rik Wasmus
Received on Mon May 1 03:07:37 2006