RE: [PHP4BETA] compile error

|> 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 ? | |Well, not ALL functions, but only those specified as inline. And yes, |it will increase the size of the binary. For this very reason inlining |should usually only be used for small (or tiny even :) functions thats |gets called a lot (preferable from not too many places to avoid too |much duplication). Generally it doesn't make a HUGE impact on the |binary size. though So no HUGE impact on the binary size? How big is the speedadvantage? I have compile with disable-inline right now, will the speeddisvantage be noticeable? regards, Michael.