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Originally Posted by Yashas There is another myth which says "making functions is always slower" which isn't true at all when it comes to dealing with multi-dimensional arrays. If done properly, making functions can actually improve performance significantly. Code: for(new y = 0; y < 100; y++) { Array[playerid][y] = y; } is considerably slower than Code: stock DoSomething(arr[]) { for(new y = 0; y < 100; y++) { arr[y] = y; } } The reason lies within the roots of the assembly code. A quick look at how arrays are dereferenced in PAWN explains it.

Ain't it the same as doing

pawn Code:

for(new y = 0,arr=Array[playerid]; y < 100; y++)
{
  arr[y] = y;
}

And actually faster than calling a function for this?