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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Calling PHP functions from an extension
From: lester@lsces.co.uk (Lester Caine)

Wez Furlong wrote:

> Doesn't ext/dbx already do what you're doing?
> To answer your original question, no, there isn't really a way to call
> it directly without duplicating a lot of ugly code.

John wrote ADOdb so he is looking to speed it up.

> IIRC, PHP 5 adds a cache to reduce the lookup overhead for
> call_user_function; you probably won't be able to get it to go much
> faster than it does already.

I'm not seeing any bottleneck there John. My bottleneck seems to come 
with the result set, rather than the call, but none of it is causing a 
problem yet. (Running on PHP5 of cause)

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Lester Caine
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