Hi,
> >> Are there any performance differences that are noticable in a
> >>300-400 line PHP script if you overuse classes rather than straight
> >>functions?
>
> This is a loaded question. If you overuse classes, there will be a
> performance hit :). However, in a 300-400 line script, you might find
> the performance improve if using OO allows you to elegantly solve the
> problem. There is no definitive answer. It's like asking if you'll get
> fat from eating 1500 calories every day for a week. A bit more
> information is needed :)
lol.. I guess it could be taken as one. Re-reading it, I can see it
definitely appearing as one. I just have a feeling that I overuse objects.
Sometimes I don't even take advantage of what they can do, and use 'em as
glorified functions. I can atleast say it keeps me organized, but then
again, if its sloppy in the performance area, I'll probably change my ways.
So, I guess we're all right, depending on the situation, it could or hinder
performance. As for more information right now, don't really have anything
specific I could toss out there. I think I'll stop before I confuse
everyone further.
-Dan Joseph
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