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(ASP.NET MVC) Will this make my webapp slow if I only use GlobalResources for localization?

I have a multilingual site and I only want to use global resources, I was wondering if this could slow down my site?

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I really figured out that the definitions in Local_Resources are somehow not visible in the code. So I only use global resources for a long time.



Performance issues? Why should they be? This is basically just an access level. You have no doubt that private variables in a class are just as fast as their public alternatives, right?

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I've found that there is no real performance penalty using only global vs only-local resources. However, in my coding style, global resources allow for better resource management and usability at design time.



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