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Posted by TalkativeDoggy on 08/11/05 15:54
I can't agree any more!
Maintainability is the most important, and if there is no readability or
extensibility, there is no maintainability.
So I recongnize what I should do now.
Jochem Maas wrote:
> TalkativeDoggy wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your help!
>>
>> That is just what I wana hear.
>>
>> Actually, in most web applications, the real bottle-neck of
>> performance is the Database, but not the PHP scripts-of coz, I don't
>> take obvious mistakes.
>>
>> So I don't wana write my application without OOP or functions, just
>> for this bit performance improvement. I need a well maintianed product.
>
>
> my thought exactly - script speed is not that important;
> maintainability, readability and extensibility are paramount unless you
> like
> long hours and big headaches ;-)
>
>> Jochem Maas wrote:
>>
>>> TalkativeDoggy wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I have heard that "function style is 400% faster than OOP in PHP",
>>>> and give a little agreement. So in the past year, I write more PHP
>>>> code in function way while less in OOP way.
>>>>
>>>> This morning, I read an article called "How efficient is OOP in PHP"
>>>> according to the author's test, writing PHP code in procedural
>>>> way(functions) is 200%+ faster than OOP way.
>>>>
>>>> But this article is written in 2003, now, I am using PHP5, how about
>>>> the performance of OOP in PHP5? Could any one give me more efficient
>>>> references?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> objects are slower than functions.
>>> functions are slower than straight up code.
>>>
>>> OO in php5 is a lot better than in php4 also in terms of speed.
>>> php5.1 brings a new execution model in the zend engine (IIRC),
>>> regardless the change I refer to gives a not to small speed boost
>>> for OO stuff.
>>>
>>> bottom line - its fast enough, and if you need more speed maybe you
>>> need to write a custom extension :-)
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Any suggestion or help will be greatly appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> Qin Jianxiang
>>>>
>>
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