Re: Function caching...

On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Zeev Suraski wrote: > Don't patronize me, Andrei. > > I wasn't patronizing Kristian or anybody else, any more than they were > patronizing me when they were saying that the current implementation of PHP > is bad, that it must be redesigned, and that I'm either with them, or I'm > plain dumb and blind. > > I *know* what PHP was designed to do. What he's describing is *NOT* what > it was designed to do, and it's not a big surprise that he has to change it > completely, all the way to the bones, in order to do it. That's *NOT* > perfectly valid, and won't happen - the mainstream PHP is not going to > change to become an application server. Obviously, he, and others, are > free to use the same syntax and existing components to create new things, > but destroying what currently exists is not valid at all. Please, cool off a bit. You misunderstood what my message was referring to: it was about having a central index.php file that handles all the requests instead of having separate .php files for different pages. -Andrei * "Syntactic sugar causes cancer of the semicolon." -- Alan Perlis *