But you still need to read ini-files into arrays, right? Wouldn't this cause more time to be consumed (e.g. if you use one of those ini-
file-reading-classes) than simply including a php-file?
php has a built in C function parse_ini_file ... - not need for the classes (unless you need really complex data)..
Since the
codes are not to be adjusted by a user and don't change regularly I don't see why an ini-file would be needed.
If the data is need by other classes/users.. - they dont need to load the class into memory to get at it..
Anybody has experience on the perfomance-questions? From my side a php-file should be faster when included.
well it might be with sterlings patch this week :) -- only kidding (see php-dev archives..)
Regards
Alan
Stefan
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