RE: [PHP4BETA] compile error

|> That's what I was afraid for it meant... :( How come that PHP runs slower |> like this... what does --disable-inline actually do to the binary? |> |> thanks, |> |> Michael. | |Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but --disable-inline tells the compiler |not to use inline functions but rather to make them regular functions. |inline functions have their code inserted into the calling function to |eliminate the extra instruction(s) to call that function, thus speeding |up the binary. |-- This would also mean that inline-functions would result a much bigger binary, because a lot of code would be duped in the process... everytime a function gets called it is inserted into the calling function? I can see the speed advantage (I think), but the earlier mentioned point is also true, right? Or am I totally missing the point ? Regards, Michael Steuer.