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do I use $split to split my common.php into several smaller files?


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I have a common.php file thats 4000 lines long and it boggs the server down big time. Can I use the $split function to break up the file and put less of a strain on the server when people play my game?

 

I wasnt sure if I could post this here seeing its a VB function. I would appreciate any help on how to get this mamoth file into bite size pieces and still work.

 

Thanks

The size of the file (as in filesize or number of lines) has no affect on server load. However its the efficiently of the code that will have an affect.

 

What do you have going on in common.php? Maybe there is something in there which is causing unnecessary load on the server.

php tidy will not help.

 

Chances are you code has loops that are not necessary etc. Stuff that can be condensed down and made to work more efficiently.

 

The size, as stated by wild, does not effect how fast the script runs. It is all about how it is coded.

ahh ok, I have 4000 lines to go threw and see where I messed up lol. the common.php file is for a game. you click an object in hopes to win a prize thats a rare. there are several common, and semi rares and 1 rare. There are 5 catagories and about 50 prizes, so I have alooooot to go threw, and not really sure what to look for.

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