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Add a 1-char fastpath to implode() - #19276
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1-char bench on an i7-4790: Curiously a large difference with your measurement, did you benchmark a release build? 2-char glue is slightly slower: |
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I checked again and Given the number of occurrences of 1 char glue as written in the description, I think this fast path would still worth it? Description updated with the non-debug numbers for 1-char glue. |
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I think it's worth adding a 1 char fast path for
implode(). A quick search on Github reveals the following stats:/implode\(\s*["'][^"']{1}["']\s*,\s*/ language:PHPreveals 1.4 million occurrences/implode\(\s*["'][^"']{2,}["']\s*,\s*/ language:PHPreveals 1.1 million occurrencesHere is the benchmark code:
And the results:
No change for multi char glue, but a nice improved performance for single char glue especially one big arrays.