[TYPO3-core] RFC #11535: Frontend rendering is slowed down by timetracking

Martin Kutschker masi-no at spam-typo3.org
Wed Jul 15 08:24:29 CEST 2009


Franz Koch schrieb:
> Hi Rupert,
> 
>> Info:
>> the tt object itself is still initialized for backwards compatibility: it
>> could be needed by extensions which expect it to be initialized.
>> (simply initializing the object doesn't cost much time, I got only 2
>> trans/sec more when I didn't it.)
> 
> I just wonder if all the 'if'-wrapping is needed at all if the object is
> loaded anyway. Thus it should be sufficient to simply check for the
> enable/disable flag in according methods of TT. Shouldn't that also do
> the trick and morph the patch monster to a cute little kitten? ;) Or
> does the pure call of the methods still cause some significant overhead?

Another idea is to load a dummy class intstead of the real time tracker.
It has the same interface, but all it's methods are noops (ie empty
functions).

Masi


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