On 6/8/05, Greg Beaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to compare object methods versus functions, you should
compare identical code inside a method to code inside a function.
Greg's benchmarks compare two different ideological code structures.
Quite honestly, the wrapping of mt_srand()
* Greg Donald [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
On 6/8/05, Greg Beaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to compare object methods versus functions, you should
compare identical code inside a method to code inside a function.
Greg's benchmarks compare two different ideological code structures.
Quite
On 6/9/05, Matthew Weier O'Phinney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, that is the point.
If I decide the write a script, and it is my idea, then the point of
the script is my own. It's a simple benchmark. I doubt a client
would ever come to me and say Can you write me a script to add two
Hi, I am creating a small API in PHP, i.e. a collection of reusable functions
for other programmers. As it is now, it is just many functions together in
the same file. Do you think I should make it object-oriented? What are the
pros and cons of this approach in PHP?
I am particularly very
On 6/8/05, NSK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I am creating a small API in PHP, i.e. a collection of reusable functions
for other programmers. As it is now, it is just many functions together in
the same file. Do you think I should make it object-oriented? What are the
pros and cons of this
Greg Donald wrote:
On 6/8/05, NSK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I am creating a small API in PHP, i.e. a collection of reusable functions
for other programmers. As it is now, it is just many functions together in
the same file. Do you think I should make it object-oriented? What are the
pros and
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