Just a thought, now dl() has been deprecated and disabled in SAPIs (except
CLI,CGI,embed), would that mean extension_loaded() would become a
optimizable function?
In non-dl SAPIs probably yes, that would be the consequence.
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Hi,
Just a thought, now dl() has been deprecated and disabled in SAPIs (except
CLI,CGI,embed), would that mean extension_loaded() would become a
optimizable function?
So something like
include extension_loaded('gmp') ? 'GMPFoo.php' : 'PHPFoo.php';
Would be optimized to be more APC friendly?
I had a quick question about this. When would strlen('abcd') be execuated?
Say I had the code:
$a = false; // This set by external input
if ( $a )
$b = strlen('abcd');
Would the optimizer work out the length before the program starts to run?
Or would the optimizer wait until it knows the strl
From: "Nuno Lopes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PHPdev"
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My proposal is the following:
some functions when fed with constant arguments always return a constant
value, too. e.g.:
strlen('abcd') === 4.
This means that an optimizer ca
Nuno Lopes wrote:
> My proposal is the following:
> some functions when fed with constant arguments always return a constant
> value, too. e.g.:
> strlen('abcd') === 4.
wouldn't that be called "deterministic" and not "const"?
yeah, exactly. I was missing the correct wording. (btw, appart of b
Nuno Lopes wrote:
My proposal is the following:
some functions when fed with constant arguments always return a constant
value, too. e.g.:
strlen('abcd') === 4.
wouldn't that be called "deterministic" and not "const"?
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