[thelist] using #include
Mike Carlson
domitianx at domitianx.com
Wed Jul 17 14:19:00 CDT 2002
You will probably actually save performance by using the includes. Once the
server grabs it, it will use the cached version until it is changed. Once you
modify the file the server will pull it from the disk again.
I use includes extensively and I have never really noticed any performance
issues. Some of my pages have 6 or 7 include files in them depending on what
I am trying to accomplish on the page.
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeremy Weiss [mailto:jweiss at cei.net]
Sent: Wed 7/17/2002 12:19 PM
To: Thelist
Cc:
Subject: [thelist] using #include
One of my asp pages is timing out everytime someone hits it, so I'm
trying
to break up the processing across a couple of pages. I'm looking at
the
print out of this page and it's just over 7 pages long, but the first
2
pages are nothing but Dim's and Request.Form's. I'm going to need
these
same dims and request.forms on each of the pages that I break off of
the
main one, so I was considering just putting them all into a seperate
file
all to themselves and then using #include file.
My question is, what kind of impact do includes have on load time.
Do they
slow page loading any, and if so is it a noticable slowdown?
-jeremy
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