Re: Compressessed Smarty class

--- Markku Niskanen <[email protected]> wrote:
> >Is there any difference when using an opcode cache ?
> 
> I cannot test that as I do not have a cache of any
> sort available in my ancient P300 - my target machines
> do not have any caching accelerators installed so I
> stick to the same configuration in my home office.

--- Markku Niskanen <[email protected]> wrote:
> >Is there any difference when using an opcode cache ?
> 
> I cannot test that as I do not have a cache of any
> sort available in my ancient P300 - my target machines
> do not have any caching accelerators installed so I
> stick to the same configuration in my home office.

Sorry--I meant that rhetorically. I guess I should have added a smiley
:) A decent opcode cache should remove any concerns over whitespace and
comments. 

Evidently, not everyone has the luxury of using such a service (but
particularly with Smarty, every attempt should be made to use one, even
on "lowly" machines) so there is certainly merit in squishing your code
when you must resort to bare-bones PHP. In that case, I would also
suggest using an appropriate white-space post-filter for your templates
though it probably won't save you that much extra.

xo boots

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