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Posted by Oliver Grδtz on 04/23/07 15:55
Rolf Mander schrieb:
> What performs better, theoreticaly?
> This
> <?
> echo date("d",time());
> echo date("m",time());
> echo date("Y",time());
> ?>
> Or that?
> <?
> $time = time();
> echo date("d",$time);
> echo date("m",$time);
> echo date("Y",$time);
> ?>
Like others already told you: The first version produces a race
condition when being run over a date change.
And perhaps you might consider using $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'] which
contains the timestamp of the begin of the request...
OLLi
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