The Framework only loads what it needs. Having the additional, unused,
classes available does not have an effect on performance. To rephrase,
unless you use it; it's not used.
mothmenace wrote:
Hello, I was curious if it's possible to deduce what library classes (and
their dependencies) are ac
Hello, I was curious if it's possible to deduce what library classes (and
their dependencies) are actually used by a project?
Ul'ing The entire 16mb of the ZF is pretty slow going at least on my
connection ... it would be cool to slim it down to the bare essentials.
best!
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Heheh, sweet!
I guess you could subtract the found files from the total list of files
found under zf/library/, and that would give you what can be successfully
removed from the lib. I'll give it a try as soon as work is less hectic.
Thanks again Riccio!
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I think you should try "inclued".
It makes a http://talks.php.net/show/drupal08/14 graph of the include
hierarchy so it can help you somehow.
You can find it here: http://pecl.php.net/package/inclued
http://pecl.php.net/package/inclued
I never used it personally so I cannot help you more than
