* Thus wrote Dan Joseph ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> > > The question sounded more like a technical one - is it an advantage in
> > > terms of memory? CPU? startup overhead? etc.
>
> Yeah, it was mostly a technical one, and it was also one that left me
> scratching my head. I guess in other languages, I just import or include
> the library I want to use for each project. Unfortunately, I can't just
> always recompile PHP everytime I want to use a different one, and was trying
> to find some justification for this. I've decided that I'm gonna go thru
> and get a list of all the libraries I want to enable, and do it all at once
> when I can.
You can build php with what you consider you'll be using the most
and enable (as shared modules) the other modules you might consider
using in certain scripts.
Then in a script that uses the shared module, you can just add
dl('mcrypt.so') in the sript.
Curt
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