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Asked: 2026-05-16T06:57:27+00:00

My application based on Zend Framework and Doctrine includes > 300 files on each

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My application based on Zend Framework and Doctrine includes > 300 files on each request. They are mostly the same files.

This is a quite huge overhead. Partially solved by Zend_Cache (and Memcache), but not all the pages may be cached.

  • How to reduce this number? How to speed up?

Doctrine has an option to compile the needed files which seems quite rational for production server and final version of the app.

My plan is to compile other libraries too (I have already stripped all require_once‘s).

  • Are there any tools for this task? Maybe some cache drivers do it automatically? How to set them up?
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  1. Editorial Team

    Best option is to use APC or Zend_Accelerator. But still you can make these “compilation” scripts that merge classes together into one file. That lowers the required IO to minimum. Unfortunately, you also need to rewrite the autoloading process so that it looks into appropriate file. You can usually condense common classes together (Zend_Form + Elements + Decorators, frequently used validators, Request + Response + Router + Controller, Zend_Db + adapters + Zend_Db_Select, etc.). Mainly the classes always used on each request can be easily condensed and included manually in one file. Best way is to add debug call, that save all included files (http://www.php.net/get_included_files) into DB and then:

    SELECT * FROM files GROUP BY filename WHERE COUNT(filename) = $numOfRequests

    All the files in the result can be safely merged into a single file and included before bootstraping 🙂

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