[Toni]

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Originally Posted by RSX To quate : WTF. Really? Read some topics, i even wrote how & is used with keys.. and what it does... and it was recently. I can teach some usages of them whenever i have time, PM me, for example, i'm totaly sure that binary shift << is tons of times faster than float multiplication (* in pawno) num<<1 =num*2; num<<2 =num*4 num>>1=num/2 num>>2=num/4; (Rounds down always, as actually just loses the byte);

I'm not stupid, and maybe I haven't seen those topics.

It's funny how people criticize other people if they don't know it, or don't know it correctly.

Also, pointing out to what ****** said, * is not a float multiplication, but a normal multiplication, that you can do with many values.

Thanks for the examples though, I do see what you mean.

Edit:
@ ******, I am a little confused on 'sleep'.
From the .pdf :
sleep expression

Abort the program, but leave it in a re-startable state. The expression
is optional. If included, the sleep instruction returns the
expression value (plus the expression tag) to the host application.
The significance and purpose of exit codes/tags is implementation
defined; typically, an application uses the sleep instruction to allow
for light-weight multi-tasking of several concurrent pawn programs,
or to implement “latent” functions.