Interesting memory use with GD images
Original post provide by Core PHP While working on a project I noticed some interesting issues regarding GD images and the amount of memory they take up simply down to where you store them in your PHP script. If you are working with GD a lot then reading this short entry might save you some time / RAM! Update: I’ve also discovered something very interesting relating to autoloading classes, which again is related to memory allocation.
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