10.01.2015, 19:37
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Originally Posted by Y_Less
 The point of a "stock" is to tell the compiler that it may never be used. If you want them to always be used, don't make them "stock"! The compiler already generates warnings for unused functions, you have just written a tool to generate those warnings again for functions that have explicitly disabled the warning - basically just wasted your time!
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But I developed this not for memory or any of that... But just to 'clean' the script.