Is this the correct place to ask questions about the APC extension?
I'm evaluating APC. After installation, in my test cases it does not
seem to be doing anything. The apc.php reports 1 hit, 1 miss regardless
of how many times I hit pages on my site.
I have also attempting to explicitly call apc_compile_file() which seems
to work in that the apc.php reports that those files are in the cache.
However, after requesting those pages I see no indication in apc.php
that APC even noticed the request was handled.
Default Apache 2.2.15 install under Fedora Core 13 using default PHP 5.3.3.
I just installed APC 3.1.5 using "pecl install apc-beta" followed by a
restart of the apache daemon.
php.ini:
extension=apc.so
apc.enabled=1
apc.max_file_size=10M
apc.report_autofilter=1
apc.include_once_override=1
I do have xdebug installed but it is commented out/disabled in php.ini.
My simple test case is:
include file: apc_test_include.php
<?php
function included_function( $msg )
{
print("<h1>$msg</h1>");
}
?>
requested file: apc_test.php
<?php
print("<H1>This is a test</h1>" );
include_once( "./apc_test_include.php" );
included_function( "test123" );
?>
Load apc_test.php a few times.
In the Per Directory Entries in apc.php, I see the directory these files
are in listed and correctly lists two files but I expect to see the
Total Hits column for the directory these files are in to increase when
I load the apc_test.php page but it does not.
What am I missing?
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