Stanislav Malyshev escreveu:
Hi!
Of course its predictable. What Greg meant is "error prone". The
difference is if we want to by default lower the chance of programming
mistakes or ensure maximum performance with little effort for users
with autoload (and long include path lists).
I think silent performance disaster is much worse than error message
which makes it obvious what the mistake was.
I agree with Stanislav. In fact, average PHP user will read the error
message and change the code to make it work, but will have no clue the
performance of his script is hindered by some massive obscure autoload
look-up and might get the wrong idea that "PHP is slow" if he doesn't
profile his code correctly.
Just my 2 cents.
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Rodrigo Saboya
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