Calling PHP echo() in background -


i'm overthinking this, wanted others' input. run particular php script around 1 million times per day in background process incoming snmp traps. revise , test php script command line , have lot of echo() functions throughout script in order check data it's being processed when test script. wondering if should wrap these echo() functions quick checksum in order verify script being run command line before echo screen in effort save cpu cycles when script being run in background, or if cpu cycles vs checksum creates negligible situation , it's worth ignoring few clock cycles might wasting calling echo() when process running in background. in advance!


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