Hi Matthew, Thanks for your response.
I'll do more testing (including using an opcode cache, on my dev machine I don't use this only on staging and production).
I have one more question. There is any drawback that I have 3 classmap files and not 1 or 2 ?
Cristian Bichis
No, and my own profiling has not shown this. Use a profiler (XHProf, XDebug, etc.) and check to see where the issues are. If you are using an opcode cache, and it's primed, you should not be seeing a slowdown. The one issue that might come into play is the size of your classmap files. I _do_ recall that if a classmap file is overly large, you can occasionally run into situations where parsing the classmap takes more execution time and memory than simply loading the few files you need. As such, it's always best to define the classmap for only the most commonly used files, and not necessarily _everything_ in all the libraries included in your application. Finally, if any files in the classmap are also making require_once calls, you'll run into a situation where the classmap really doesn't give you much benefit. If you're running the classmap generation tools over ZF1, make sure you also comment out the require_once calls; otherwise, the classmap will only benefit you for the first class loaded, and none of its dependencies.
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