Entity cache 7.x-1.1

Entity cache puts core entities into Drupal's cache API, allowing the core object, field API and hook_$entity_load() data to be fetched from cache instead of loaded directly for most requests.Due to the entity loading changes in Drupal 7, no core patches are required.Current statusSupported entities:NodesCommentsTaxonomy termsTaxonomy vocabulariesFilesUsersSupport for contrib entities:At the moment, it is not possible to switch caching on arbitrarily for contrib entities, however if you have a contrib module providing a new entity type, you can do the following:* Create a cache_entity_$myentity table/bin.* Specify EntityCacheBaseController as your controller class in hook_entity_info(), or extend it.* Make sure that you call cache_clear_all($myentity_id, 'cache_entity_$myentity') when deleting your entities (update and insert are already handled, delete will be too if #709892: Complete entity CRUD hook invocations gets in.* Never update your entity tables outside of save/delete API calls.Most core tests pass with entitycache enabled. Please check the open issues link for tests known to fail.This module is being developed for Drupal 7, and will never be backported to Drupal 6. For Drupal 6 you may want to look at http://drupal.org/project/advcacheDevelopment of this module partly sponsored by CivicActions and NowPublic.com.

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Platforms:	PHP
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