[Spirit_12]

My question is fairly simple. I have a little side project which uses multiple plugins, but they all pretty much use the same events. Would you gain any performance by creating a forward for lets say deathevent and using it in all plugins or using register_event in each plugin?

Mind you this is a high load server and I would like to squeeze every bit of performance out of it. Even if in a normal scenario it makes little sense, I would still like to hear the consensus.

[fysiks]

Why in the world would you create a forward for something that already has a method to catch the event? That would actually add extra overhead.

If you have code that needs executed when an event occurs, register the event.

[HamletEagle]

As fysiks said, you will only add extra overhead.
If you register DeatMsg event directly in all plugins: mod fires DeathMsg -> amxx notifies all your plugins.
If you add an extra forward: mod fires DeathMsg -> amxx notifies your main plugin -> the main plugin fires the new forward

[Spirit_12]

I was under the impression that registering an event over and over, but now that you have mentioned it. I can't even recall why I was thinking that way.