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The disk cache generally does a reasonable job of this. Are you sure caching the source code is going to help? Note that APC will cache bytecode in memory, which means parsing isn't needed, so that may be a better solution (but you already mentioned APC; was there a problem with APC on WAMP?).
@perennate
I just want the page to be load blazing fast... But with no caching as files are constantly changing.... Because of development going on....
I believe that WT-NMP have xcache...use it....
In my experience, it will grab the latest modified files into cache...just dont use too much php child...
@shamli...
I like php because it's easy and its Support is great... :-)
@noaman agreed.... =D
Maybe you want HHVM?
+1
chances are high, that accessing the php files are not causing slow load times at all. if you're using a newer version of php enable opcode caching with integrated zend engine and look for cli cgi options within that etc.
Optimize your code first, caching is useless if it takes 3 seconds to run the actual code/database!
Caching scripts in memory won't help much. Website optimization involves complex set of actions.
@profforg
Agreed..
Also any way to determine whether IOPS is causing slow loading of page or PHP process running on the PC?
@linuxthefish
Even The famous Avada wp theme takes time on the local development pc
..btw
Intel q6600
4gb ram
HDD not sdd