typed_ref_prperties_bench.php

Real-life becnhmarks (master vs patch)
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                master	 typed   diff
blog              169     168   -0.77%
fw                818     809   -1.10%
qdig              716     716    0.04%
scrum             517     502   -2.84%
ZF1 Hello       2,637   2,605   -1.23%
ZF2 Test          675     667   -1.13%
wordpress-3.6     373     368   -1.47%
drupal-7.27       560     539   -3.77%
SugarCRM          470     453   -3.68%
magento-home       90      90    0.45%
magento-cat        30      30   -0.67%
drupal-8.0.0      860     867    0.81%
mediawiki         114     107   -6.39%
wordpress-4.1     346     344   -0.69%
symfony_demo      661     660   -0.24%

Syntetic becnhmarks (master vs patch vs patch + type hints)
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                master	 typed    typed+hints
empty_loop      0.026    0.026    0.026
$x = self::$x   0.090    0.118    0.117
self::$x = $n   0.086    0.094    0.108
isset(self::$x) 0.075    0.091    0.092
empty(self::$x) 0.072    0.095    0.095
$x = Foo::$x    0.069    0.081    0.079
Foo::$x = $n    0.068    0.054    0.071
isset(Foo::$x)  0.053    0.051    0.051
$x = $this->x   0.128    0.126    0.105
$this->x = $n   0.057    0.059    0.065
$this->x += 2   0.096    0.098    0.120
++$this->x      0.074    0.081    0.082
--$this->x      0.075    0.082    0.082
$this->x++      0.075    0.083    0.082
$this->x--      0.074    0.082    0.084
isset($this->x) 0.078    0.076    0.076
empty($this->x) 0.083    0.083    0.082
$ref = $n       0.056    0.054    0.093

In future benchmarks, please add Laravel as well

Thanks for this! 👍

Do you have the repository with analysis somewhere?

@akalongman why? Laravel is one of my favorite framework and I always use it and I appreciate Taylor but PHP is language and should be independent of framework etc. By doing this we are discouraging competition among framework etc.

He's listing other frameworks, CRMs and CMS's, so why not add Laravel? By your principle those other ones should be removed too.

Would also be interesting to see the potentially notable* performance increase any code will get, when moving from using magic methods for properties typing (using __get() __set() et.al) to this.

In order for most projects to move away from them, hopefully readonly properties also arrives in one way or the other in 7.4.

* magic methods has at least in older PHP versions known to be very slow compared to normal method calls or normal property access.

@shirshak55 But the idea is know the performance of the applications using the new changes, as @mclassic say he's listing other frameworks.