I would not think so since the PHP DLL should already be loaded in keep in memory by the OS. I know IIS will do this when you select the approriate option in the IIS-entry mapping the extension to the DLL. I suspect both Apache and Samba have some form of DLL caching mechanism.
You might get the speed improvement without the over-head by simply storing the PHP tmp folders in the ram disk.
Cheers,
Chris
PS: I don't do a lot of IM yet (maybe once of twice a quarter for some business stuff).
Joined: 2006-01-02
Hi petesky,
Welcome to the board.
Do you seem much speed improvement ?
I would not think so since the PHP DLL should already be loaded in keep in memory by the OS. I know IIS will do this when you select the approriate option in the IIS-entry mapping the extension to the DLL. I suspect both Apache and Samba have some form of DLL caching mechanism.
You might get the speed improvement without the over-head by simply storing the PHP tmp folders in the ram disk.
Cheers,
Chris
PS: I don't do a lot of IM yet (maybe once of twice a quarter for some business stuff).