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TotalNoobScripter 01-13-2005 18:58

SMALL (Depreciated) function similarities?
 
When sourcemod is *fully developed*, and if SMALL is still implemented... would the functions be similar to amxx or completly different?

Manip 01-13-2005 19:08

Nearly the same.

However you will not be able to use old (AMX / AMXx) plugins on SourceMod because the 'Native Functions' and forwards provided by SourceMod are not going to be compatible. Also don't expect the first version (or even the first few) to be as stable as the current AMX/AMXx releases and have as much functionality (the functionality will be added over time).

jtp10181 01-14-2005 06:44

aren't they using JAVA or something.... and not small.

Manip 01-14-2005 08:03

At the moment three interfaces will are being provided - C (aka 'modules') + AMX + JS

However due to the way SourceMod is constructed it would be very easy for someone to add a new scripting / byte code lang in the future.

PM 01-14-2005 08:25

You can write both "plugins" and "modules" in C/C++ ..

TotalNoobScripter 01-14-2005 20:20

its gonna take me a loonnnnnnnnnnnnng time to figure out how to code for this :twisted: Even though its depreciated though, i'd still like to see SMALL implemented with a AMXX liek structure, I'd just have to get used to the new natives and such...

Freecode 01-14-2005 23:41

will it be possible to use header files for plugins?

Manip 01-15-2005 00:35

uhh ... yes...

Freecode 01-15-2005 15:19

nah just asking cuz in small most plugins are just 1 file so im just guessing it was gonna be same for this

imported_Shibz 02-13-2005 09:45

Depreciated?
 
Why does source mod use all these new languages? I thought small was perfectly fine, but now its "depreciated"? I don't know if I can get used to another language...


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