> Does this affect _execution performance_ of the scripts at all i.e. are
> they precompiled/interpreted and cached without comments or interpreted
> on every execution?
The comments get stripped out on each execution of the whole script,
unless you are using a caching system such as Zend Cache.
Hello,
Comments should not affect speed or performance at. Commenting is a good
thing, and you should continue to do it. :)
On Sat, 2005-03-05 at 13:15, Chris Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Probably a silly question, but when I am writing php scripts
> (specifically large classes), I tend to write just
Hi,
Probably a silly question, but when I am writing php scripts
(specifically large classes), I tend to write just as many comments as
lines of code (for my own reference).
Does this affect _execution performance_ of the scripts at all i.e. are
they precompiled/interpreted and cached without c
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