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Can explain me the #pragma dynamic [...] ? just optimize the memory ?

[Vince]

It only increases the size of stack. Doesn't optimize anything. Usually found in scripts made by people who are too lazy to optimize things themselves, sometimes accompanied by #pragma tabsize 0 because they also don't know how to properly indent.

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OK, and the #assert and #emit ?

[Vince]

#assert it pretty useless. You're better of using the #error directive instead. #assert will halt the compilation with some vague error if the expression that follows it evaluates to false. Like "Assertion failed: 500 == 100".

#emit puts raw amx opcodes into the file. Very advanced, even I don't know how to properly work with it.

I suggest you read the manual: http://pawnscript.******code.com/svn.../pawn-lang.pdf
Page 118 contains the information about preprocessor directives.

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Originally Posted by Vince #assert it pretty useless. You're better of using the #error directive instead. #assert will halt the compilation with some vague error if the expression that follows it evaluates to false. Like "Assertion failed: 500 == 100". #emit puts raw amx opcodes into the file. Very advanced, even I don't know how to properly work with it. I suggest you read the manual: http://pawnscript.******code.com/svn.../pawn-lang.pdf Page 118 contains the information about preprocessor directives.

OK, Thanks