The "compiler" (opcode producer) will look into the current namespace, then go up, and eventually use the global namespace.
So, once it's compiled, wouldn't there be no performance difference between \count and count?
\count
count
So, if I use your first suggestion, I don't need your last suggestion.
And if I use opcache_compile_file on all my PHP files during deployment, an end-user never hits an uncompiled file.
opcache_compile_file
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So, once it's compiled, wouldn't there be no performance difference between
\countandcount?So, if I use your first suggestion, I don't need your last suggestion.
And if I use
opcache_compile_fileon all my PHP files during deployment, an end-user never hits an uncompiled file.