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Unread 09-03-2004, 19:42
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Re: Do you write functions for your code?

dont get me wrong- there is nothing wrong with using functions for your code on this project - I was only pointing out in a reply to a post on the 1st page that using functions is not more effecient from a performance perspective, and if the function is only called from one place in your code, its takes up more code space after being compiled than simply putting the same code inline.

there is a balance somewhere, between breaking up every 3 or 4 lines of code into a separate function, and writing one long monolithic block of SW with no functions.