[sn4k3]

is Sourcehook from core (OB) different from core-legacy (Original)? or they are the same?

Sourcehook contains sh_vector and sh_list
what the difference and VS CUtlVector

Thanks

[BAILOPAN]

core and core-legacy are different. otherwise... they would be the same.

SourceHook is independent of Half-Life 2, so it doesn't use Valve's template library. it's generic and designed to avoid linking against libstdc++.

[sn4k3]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN core and core-legacy are different. otherwise... they would be the same. SourceHook is independent of Half-Life 2, so it doesn't use Valve's template library. it's generic and designed to avoid linking against libstdc++.

thanks for the explanation
but does SH List or Vector have more performance over CUtlVector?

[BAILOPAN]

Linked Lists and Vectors are totally different data structures, it depends on what operations you want to be fast.

I have no idea what CUtlVector does.

[sn4k3]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN Linked Lists and Vectors are totally different data structures, it depends on what operations you want to be fast. I have no idea what CUtlVector does.

ok, i have read about it.

CUtlVector is a vector class from valve
under tier0 i think, named as utlvector.h

valve use it on MRecipientFilter

// A growable array class that maintains a free list and keeps elements
// in the same location

// The CUtlVector class:
// A growable array class which doubles in size by default.
// It will always keep all elements consecutive in memory, and may move the
// elements around in memory (via a PvRealloc) when elements are inserted or
// removed. Clients should therefore refer to the elements of the vector
// by index (they should *never* maintain pointers to elements in the vector).

thanks