> On Apr 14, 2020, at 08:53, Sebastian Bergmann <sebast...@php.net> wrote: > > PHP 8's JIT is currently mainly controlled through the opcache.jit > configuration directive [1]. > > The value for opcache.jit is currently a sequence of four digits, "5021" for > instance. This would activate JIT optimizations based on static type > inference and inner procedure analyses (Optimization Level), JIT optimization > of all functions on load of the respective sourcecode file (Trigger), global > linear-scan register allocator (Register Allocation), and AVX instruction > generation (CPU-Specific Optimization Flags). > > I think that using a single configuration directive for these four distinct > aspects of just-in-compilation is a bad idea. Many will, at least at first > glance, mistake the value for a bitmask. > > I think it would be best to split up opcache.jit into five separate > configuration directives and propose the following names: > > * opcache.jit for (de)activating JIT > * opcache.jit_optimization_level for setting the optimization level > * opcache.jit_trigger for configuring the JIT trigger > * opcache.jit_register_allocation for configuring register allocation > * opcache.jit_cpu_flags for configuring CPU-specific flags > > What do you think? > > -- > [1] https://wiki.php.net/rfc/jit#phpini_defaults
+1 for improving developer experience. Now’s the time to make this easier for folks to use. If we wait until after GA, we’ll have to support the harder-to-use sequence of digits for at least the rest of 8.x. Cheers, Ben
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