I think the best thing would be storting this in SRM (www.vl-srm.net)

Wouldn't it make more sense to simply require the file once, but in the required file, put whatever it is the file does inside a function.  Then call that function 1000 times.  It would seem to me that this is exactly the functionality you are looking for.

And how right you are...

What i've done now is the following:

function runtemplate($file) {
  $file = realpath($file);
  global $V;
  if(!function_exists($V[$file])) {
   $fd = fopen ($file, "r");
   $V[$file] = fread($fd, filesize($file));
   $V[$file] = "?>".$V[$file]."<?";
   $V[$file] = create_function( "", $V[$file] );
   fclose ($fd);
   echo "<td>written as function</td>";
  }
  $V[$file]();
}

This way i can still call my function with the filename, only has to be opened once and only has to be compile once.

1000x require takes 0.49168002605438 seconds
1000x evaluate takes 0.14559996128082 seconds
1000x running as a function takes 0.038320064544678 seconds !!


Thx !

Is there a way i can change my note that i've posted on php.net ? The note i've written is now completely bogus.

Done this for you ;)