[redivcram]

Huge pile of code inside one plugin or huge pile of code separated in multiple plugins (they're still communicative thanks to natives)?

[Relaxing]

If you tend to make modifications frequently to the code than seperate. It's easier to navigate.

[HamletEagle]

What weighs more? A kilo of brick or a kilo of feathers?
Think about it for a second, why would that matter? The same code still has to be executed.

You should organize the code in a way that makes sense and makes it easy for you to maintain and update it. This has nothing to do with efficiency.

[redivcram]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle What weighs more? A kilo of brick or a kilo of feathers? Think about it for a second, why would that matter? The same code still has to be executed. You should organize the code in a way that makes sense and makes it easy for you to maintain and update it. This has nothing to do with efficiency.

I don't know how AMXX works so I had to ask. You never know. Until now lol. Ty for replies.

[shadowcs1]

I want to reply to this question too.
As for amxx, did you questioned yourself for example why in base plugins there are includes? Because it's more eficiently . As example, you make a plugin of a timeclock. Then you make another plugin where the player needs to answer questions and you find that it needs the timeclock. What do you do? Do you rewrite the whole code or just use externally the timeclock you already made?

Sorry for my bad english

[redivcram]

Originally Posted by shadowcs1 I want to reply to this question too. As for amxx, did you questioned yourself for example why in base plugins there are includes? Because it's more eficiently . As example, you make a plugin of a timeclock. Then you make another plugin where the player needs to answer questions and you find that it needs the timeclock. What do you do? Do you rewrite the whole code or just use externally the timeclock you already made? Sorry for my bad english

Yes, Pawn being my first ever language just has me confusing a bit still running in by bloodsteam. lmao
Your English and expression is a lot better than mine.

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by shadowcs1 I want to reply to this question too. As for amxx, did you questioned yourself for example why in base plugins there are includes? Because it's more eficiently . As example, you make a plugin of a timeclock. Then you make another plugin where the player needs to answer questions and you find that it needs the timeclock. What do you do? Do you rewrite the whole code or just use externally the timeclock you already made? Sorry for my bad english

It's not more efficient as in better running time. It's just a better structure for your code and good programming practice.

[E1_531G]

Why nobody speaks about an functions queue (stack)?
If you hook players spawn in 5 plugins, AMXX has to do:

- looping over all plugins? (not sure about this) - call spawn callback in the plugin - execute the code inside - return value

for all 5 plugins.
If you have only 1 plugin, the movements above will run only one time.
There will be just more code in the one function.

Am I right?

[HamletEagle]

Originally Posted by E1_531G Why nobody speaks about an functions queue (stack)? If you hook players spawn in 5 plugins, AMXX has to do: for all 5 plugins. If you have only 1 plugin, the movements above will run only one time. There will be just more code in the one function. Am I right?

It does not matter. Having clear and well structured code is way more important. If you just copy paste everything together you are only going to get a terrible mess that breaks at the smallest change.

[Spirit_12]

I would always structure everything in one plugin simply because Natives will create overhead that can be avoided. Organization can be handled in different ways. For example, a comment block to specify what section you are working on works the same as having the code in different files.