It's great that someone finally addressed this issue. PHP is becoming enterprise grade after all and code like this brings us a step closer to this exquisite goal.
But I think it's too slow as is. We all know that PHP is slow. And objects are even slower.
So to address this concern I think that this should be provided as a PECL extension. And possibly with hooks to external caches (like memcache or redis or the like). We could then store (and most importantly pre-warm) cached results.
It's great that someone finally addressed this issue. PHP is becoming enterprise grade after all and code like this brings us a step closer to this exquisite goal.
But I think it's too slow as is. We all know that PHP is slow. And objects are even slower.
So to address this concern I think that this should be provided as a PECL extension. And possibly with hooks to external caches (like memcache or redis or the like). We could then store (and most importantly pre-warm) cached results.