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Originally Posted by mlibre
I'm trying to use as few modules as possible thus optimizing you could say performance and response times in terms of native calls
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fewer modules != performance. I honestly don't know where people get this idea and why they keep insisting even when they are told it's completely wrong. Loading more/less modules has nothing to do with "response time" or "performance". If this was the case, it would mean loading a module has a direct impact on the cpu, causing overhead. But loading a module is merely reading the bytes from the different sections of the binary file only once and then mapping them in the address space of the hlds process. At most you use a tiny tiny bit of memory, probably a few kbs.
Use the proper module for the job. That's all there is to it.
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